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To: Lee who wrote (43916)	5/20/1998 4:13:00 PM
From: Paul Merriwether	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

<< Really a smart position to take, especially considering long term trends. bigcharts.com. >> Lee I thought you were a bull. But you showed me a very bearish chart, since most of the technical analysis types believe in "regression to the mean". ;). Seriously, I am don't believe in technical indicators predicting long term stock movement. Stocks prices are memoryless and news driven over the long term(it is my humble belief). Good luck!

To: Lee who wrote (43916)	5/20/1998 4:13:00 PM
From: J P Cross	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Just saw a new Dell 333 demo in my office. WOW what a machine! Can't believe how fast it is. The improvements continue to amaze me. Everyone that I've spoken to really like their Dell 333s. Just as soon as I can get ADSL hook up through my phone company I'm buying a new Dell with the Cisco modem to handle ADSL (150 times faster net surfing that a 56k modem - Can't waite to surf at such a speed!). The Dell 400 looks really good for only about $2380 (cheap). I'm buying more Dell... with the first quarter results coming in so strong, IMO (typically the weakest quarter of the year) dellheads are in for another great year. JCross

To: Lee who wrote (43916)	5/20/1998 4:36:00 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Lee: Dell is right on schedule, becoming the more predictable of stocks, a big run up to earnings, followed by a small tankage afterwards. An excellent earnings report, coming in just over the estimate. The big surprise is their ability to maintain high growth, increase the sales over the net, and increase the rate of return, which means another banner year coming up. 100% easy. Bulls and bears have equal chance to make money, but bears need impeccable timing to catch the highs or lows and have to settle for perhaps a 5 to 8 point range. Pigs either way get slaughtered This does not much help as to what Dell will do tomorrow, but bears should be aware there will still be a vote on the increase in shares to 3 bil, and I would not like to be holding long term puts with a stock split always a potential. I'm sitting here long on Dell(since 1993), and if I want to gamble will do it on the upside with Dell calls or with another stock. Regards and good luck ( nothing personal, I just borrowed your name to post this) Sig