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To: michael who wrote (28087)	6/24/1998 10:52:00 AM
From: Bipin Prasad	Respond to of 97611

hey pal, concern yourself with CPQ...it is getting crushed I'm concerned about CPQ and concerned about facts and concerned about careless posts like yours, too. FYI: Dell Will Team With Wang, Unisys In Services (05/08/98; 7:32 p.m. ET) By Jeff Bliss & Christina Torode, Computer Reseller News Dell Computer on Monday will unveil global service agreements with Unisys and Wang Laboratories, according to sources familiar with the announcement. The partnerships with the two companies will fill a huge gap in Austin, Texas-based Dell's global support since its decision to distance itself from Digital Equipment as a service provider for federal buyers. Dell's decision followed shortly after Houston-based arch rival Compaq, announced intentions in January to buy Digital, Maynard, Mass. Monday's announcement will expand upon the relationship Dell (company profile) established in January with Lowell, Mass.-based Wang, in which Wang's Microsoft Certified Professional Consulting Services provide support for Dell's federal customers. Unisys' (company profile) involvement in Dell's global services network is part of the Blue Bell, Pa.-based company's effort to market itself to PC companies for services, analysts said. The agreement also puts Unisys in the ironic position of providing services globally for cross-state rivals Dell and Compaq. Wang and Unisys could not be immediately reached for comment. Dell declined to comment on the announcemen ps: Have no position in CPQ, yet. Looking for selling naked puts op here. later, InSook Prasad

To: michael who wrote (28087)	6/24/1998 11:02:00 AM
From: Night Writer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 97611

michael, Welcome to the cpq roller coaster ride. Get your seat and hang on tight. Short term excitement for all investors while waiting for the long term climb to the dragon tower. Understand your fear of the dragon tower and not wanting to go there. The Dragon is Dr. Wang's friend and wants to have dinner with you. Hmmm, I'm sorry, got that wrong. The Dragon wants to eat you for dinner. <g> Wow, I'm impressed! A Bear late to the party shorting cpq after it has already had the crummie kicked out of it for channel inventory, and buying DEC. You are only about six months late. Too bad you could have made a killing shorting cpq in January. I think Vinman made money shorting on the last rally to $34. Bad timing man. You better cover now, and short about $34 or $35 range. Good Luck, NW

To: michael who wrote (28087)	6/24/1998 2:06:00 PM
From: Tweaker	Respond to of 97611

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To: michael who wrote (28087)	6/24/1998 2:10:00 PM
From: Tweaker	Respond to of 97611

Has CPQ bottomed? Or is there more downside to come? Is this a buying opportunity? Or should we wait on the sidelines to see? Should we sell? Up over a point is this a selling op?

To: michael who wrote (28087)	6/24/1998 5:01:00 PM
From: rudedog	Respond to of 97611

michael - could you tell us more about why you went long on CPQ on May 1? I would be interested in understanding why your analysis changed since you posted on the Newbridge Networks thread I went very long on CPQ..due only to technical analysis exchange2000.com Also what is your current CPQ position, if I may ask? You said on April 29 I covered my shorts this morning and took a nice profit of about 11%, and have gone long on CPQ. exchange2000.com Maybe we have been too harsh to another CPQ bull. If it's not too much to ask, what was your basis on your April 29 purchase? You should be looking at a small profit from today's actions...