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To: jbn3 who wrote (37558)4/12/1998 12:30:00 AM
From: Sig  Respond to of 176387
 
Well stated, Three:Have added some comments below
<<< I think there are several reasons.>>>( why Dell hasn't moved)
<<< 1. As Greg pointed out, there is serious concern about CPQ, IBM, INTC earnings reports.>>>
Well considered on the thread, this will hold Dell down a few points
<<< 2. The market is not sure how the 'price war' will affect DELL, Michael's comments notwithstanding.>>>
Market has always misjudged the benefit to Dell of reduced prices .

<<<<5. With lots of major earnings reports coming out in the next couple of weeks, the momentum boys may be concentrating capital elsewhere right now.>>>>>
Absolutely , first oils, then banks + financials, and
last week the Web stocks got the big money
<<<< 6. There may be tax-related selling occurring, making the market softer than normal.>>>
7. The market may be holding its collective breath to see if the DOW can hold 9000.>>>
Market today has short memory, 11,000 here we come(gg)

<<<< 8. Any fund manager who bought a chunk of DELL and has held it for two years, is probably 'overweighted'. Some may be unable or unwilling to concentrate any more of their risk in (this) one stock, and some may even be selling portions of their
positions just to balance their portfolios more.>>>
True, but another fund may be buying, data is not available

<<<< 9. I think that we might have had up- or downgrades if Friday had been a normal trading week.>>>>
Have observed many upgrades on yhoo and lu AFTER they made big moves. How can they upgrade if Dell hasn't moved up????
( Joke)
<<<< You might watch for unusually heavy options trading at the opening Monday, either puts or calls.>>>>
Until more Dell news comes out, this should be a key
indicator. I plan to monitor the options action on tech stocks via quote.com very closely in the next two weeks .
Thanks and regards
Sig



To: jbn3 who wrote (37558)4/12/1998 12:13:00 PM
From: K. M. Strickler  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 176387
 
3,

Did you see Sig's post to me? He indicated that this was normal according to DELLs past performance, and that it has always acted this way. Is there a difference of opinion here?

Thanks for you response, you have certainly added a lot of information to my 'data bank'!

Regards,

Ken