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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (75117)	10/28/1998 9:41:00 AM
From: TigerPaw	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

Prudential starts DELL with a 'Strong Buy'. Imagine that, could this be the same Prudential Securities which called me last week and insisted I should sell covered calls on the stock because it was going to $50. Let's see what their last past recommondations were: Sell INTC to buy BDLS at $3 1/2 (Intel split, BDLS reverse spit and is now worth 3 cents) Buy AMD at $41 (It's been a long slow ride down) Buy Xtel at $6 1/2 (On a good day it can reach $3) Move the large cap mutual funds to small cap funds (beginning of year) Well they have both lost some but small caps lost much more. How many good recommondations? Zero, None, Zippo. I would be broke if I didn't just tell them what to do (Buy RMBS, LVLT, MSFT, DEll, and (sorry Kemble) CPQ). All are worth at least what I paid for them and some much more. And what do they do? They call such orders Unsolicited and charge a much higher commission. I began to think they were incompetent, but I am now leaning toward malicious. TP