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To: stock bull who wrote (45152)	5/28/1998 11:47:00 AM
From: jimleon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

I don't have a "value" that dell should be at, I see a stock ultimately moving in the direction of its eps growth. The market is valuing dell at 86 a share now, with fundamental ratios being computed at 86. If over the next say 2 years, dell keeps growing at say 40%, the market will bid up the stock to reflect ratios, etc, that reflect its value as a company making more money. If dell comes out with an earnings warning tomorrow, the stock will tumble, no matter what the chart says. I have not seen a single stock anywhere not follow the fundamentals of its company over an extended period of time. Have you? It can definitely go in the wrong direction of the fundies over short periods of time. I really think people make the stock market more complicated that it really is. It is clear to me and everyone why MSFT, CSCO, DELL have made people fortunes. Just look at the historical eps of the companies.