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To: Maxer who wrote (23464)	3/26/1998 4:19:00 PM
From: Andreas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97611

Good article Elwood. Right on point. And, iMHO, true as can be. Dell's days of printing money are over. I feel sorry for the over-exuberant dell shareholders who got in late (like today at 67.00) and can't stomach the thought that he blew it and must therefore lose money in this up market. Time will tell. At least cpq with a pe in the twenties; a beaten down stock price; some proprietary technology and a service arm that will soon belong to cpq, has room for its stock price to move up. I wonder why all the bears on this thread just don't give up and move over to dell. Their odds of being correct over there are so much better.