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To: stockman_scott who wrote (73249)	10/20/1998 8:31:00 PM
From: Dennis	Respond to of 176387

Hi Scott, your post 73250. I hope you are right, I bought a truck load today for the long haul. When do we see the pre-earnings run?? Why so weak today, considering earnings is just around the corner?? Peace

To: stockman_scott who wrote (73249)	10/20/1998 9:02:00 PM
From: ViperChick Secret Agent 006.9	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

In fact, Piper Jaffrey has not made any new comments on DELL since the analyst meeting in Texas.The last posting on DELL was made about 24 hours ago and it was quite positive.>>>>> Not true..at least that is not what traders thought about Piper's comments unless you are saying that Piper made no such statement about concerns over 99 and the sell off was just due to a figment of someone's imagination consider this...how many times have you heard concerns about dell from analysts with no sell off....it seems people are willing to sell THIS TIME based on one person's comments??????? that should say something about the strength of Dell +lisa (55933 ) From: +AlanH Tuesday, Oct 20 1998 5:46PM ET Reply # of 55939 More CNBC fun... Princess Maria saying that Pipper-Jaffray stated concerns about DELL meeting '99 sales quotas... "This was the cause for DELL's slump and the overall technical slide... Oop, this just in over the wire, 'DELL says that sales are strong and sees no recession.'" I can rest easy tonight knowing that the market drop -- caused by DELL -- was unsubstantiated (as refuted by DELL).