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To: Chuzzlewit who wrote (58582)	8/17/1998 12:29:00 PM
From: jhg_in_kc	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Chuzzlewit, I know that stock splits do not add to value but come as a result of growth and management's choice to make the stock more affordable. Maybe I didn't make myself clear. THe growth rate I was addressing and asking the Cat to assess was the one posed by Kemble some time go in a post like this one: To: Dennis (55729 ) From: kemble s. matter Monday, Aug 3 1998 11:06PM ET Reply # of 58595 Dennis, Hi!!! I usually don't use figures...let's just say that the $60 billion sales by 2001 is an estimate I heard Mort Topher made to his VP's just this week...kinda scary huh?? Let's see....those five splits in five years...gosh, I was wrong again.....shucks <<GGG>>......Go figure this one out....get a calculator if your math is as good as mine..it gets very scary!!! :o) BUY A TON MORE OF DELL.....QUICK!!! Is it a pipe dream or realistic to expect Dell to grow at such a rate that it will be able to split once a year for the next five years whether it chooses to do so or not. I value your views, cat. Please do not hiss at me. jhg