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To: KwanK who wrote (43998)5/20/1998 11:33:00 PM
From: freeus  Respond to of 176387
 
re big chart
Look at the runup from Feb to now! Awesome!

Part of an article from IBD (Friday May 15)
Lets look at Dell Computer Corp. The PC maker broke out of a 15 week base in February. Within eight weeks the stock had risen 29%. You would have locked in a solid gain if you sold here.
If you were holding it today, you would have racked up an aditional 60% or so from the end of March. Dell has IBD's highest possible Earnings per share rank of 99 and a relative strength of 98.
EPS rank measures a company's earnings per share growth in the last five years and the stability of that growth. The result is compared with all other companies in IBD's stock tables. RElative strength measures a stock's price change relative to all others' in the past 12 months.
Profit growth has slowed the past three quarters, but annual earnings have risen solidly this past three years. Sales jumped 59% to $12.3 billion for fiscal '98 ended in January.
If I werent a shareholder, I think I'd still want to be!
Freeus