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To: Jim Patterson who wrote (42893)5/18/1998 12:19:00 PM
From: S. Chiang  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 176387
 
re: << Knowing much more about what lies ahead, This would seem a plausible
What if...
If this were so, it would imply that neither Dell management nor I are shortsighted. >>

"What if... and what if...", Jim, I don't blame you. There are lots of uncertainties in the stock market. That's why it's so challenging and fun to stay in the market. However, if you don't know how to justify which "what-ifs" are more realistic or more true than the others, then you don't belong to the market. I would suggest you buy some CDs. At least you know the interest rates up front.



To: Jim Patterson who wrote (42893)5/18/1998 12:24:00 PM
From: Walt Corey  Respond to of 176387
 
<He and his officers are consistent sellers of stock. More so now, as they know this could be a rare window of opportunity. In this situation, why not do as much as you legally can to promote and prolong this window.>

Oh c'mon, there are regulations surrounding this. It's called insider trading and would be generally available public information before he even did it. He has to notify SEC in advance before he buys or sells any shares of Dell.

Walt


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