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To: Kayaker who wrote (61621)	8/27/1998 9:26:00 PM
From: VICTORIA GATE, MD	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 176387

Thursday August 27, 8:17 pm Eastern Time Dell brass sold about $128 mln in stock WASHINGTON, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Senior Dell Computer Corp executives, led by founder and Chief Executive Michael Dell, sold about 1.5 million common shares of the computer maker worth nearly $128 million, recent regulatory filings showed. Dell and his wife Susan sold 1.25 million shares valued at more than $108 million on May 26 thru 28, and he planned to sell another 2.1 million shares worth about $249 million around August 21. It was not immediately known if the sale took place. (may be today) Vice Chairman Morton Topfer unloaded 200,000 shares worth roughly $16 million on May 26, and Senior Vice President Thomas Green disposed of 48,000 shares valued at about $3.9 million on June 22. They revealed their sales in the Round Rock, Texas-based computer company's stock in recent form 144 filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Companies' executives file the 144 to show an intention to sell stock, but are not obliged to do so. They will also sometimes reveal how much stock they have actually sold. ================ Michael Dell keep sold his stock , we keep buy more and more we need to show him, he was so wrong , where is the better place to put his money

To: Kayaker who wrote (61621)	8/27/1998 9:50:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

What is this Chopped liver? Change sound strategies at your own peril. Change a sound investment strategy at your own risk! U.S.STRONG! Bob, I wish the damn Nikkei goes down below a 10,000 so they get of their a%$(assets) and do something. You are not going to get any sympathy from me for the Japanese. Now if anybody thinks this is a major crisis I have some good news for them. Is this a recession NO, a bear market Naaaaaaah. There is no evidence anywhere in the U.S economy that indicates a a recession,no evidence our economy is contracting,a slow down perhaps even that too needs to be looked at with some consideration as the economic data normally shows us what happened in the past as opposed to the future but a predictor to some extent nonetheless. Look at GOLD- You see the prices going up ? NO They tell me gold price is good predictor of things economic. Look at the Bond yield-Can you say LOW,lowest in a very long time.We can not in,all likelihood, have a bear market when the economy is growing and the interest rates are low,can we??? Unless of course the economy is contracting like in Japan. Here are some article that might support my view point, I hope. Regarding Russia: According to Goodman Russia economically is as important to us as a small South American country,'nuff said and so much for the Russia crap.* Goodman has however an interesting point of view about Capitalism and Democracy-I belive he's got Democracy mixed up with Socialism,otherwise what he says makes sense. "ROBERT GOODMAN, PUTNAM INVESTMENTS: Well, that's the exact advice you gave a long-term investor. Most of what I've been listening to today and last night really affects traders. Believe me, traders have to take what the market gives themselves day-to-day. The worst thing that a long-term investor could do now is alter a sound investment strategy. Quite frankly, the fundamentals in the United States have not been better in 50 years. And I focus on those fundamentals. What we're getting now is typical at this stage of a business cycle. It's a market correction. It's being exacerbated by a lot of these short-term concerns, both political and economic. What do you guys think these are chopped liver???? HeeeeeHaaaaw. cnnfn.com Jobless claims drop- cnnfn.com Bond yield record low. cnnfn.com US economy grows at a higher rate than analysts prediction. cnnfn.com