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To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (76662)	11/5/1998 6:08:00 AM
From: Craig Lieberman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

To all of the crowd looking at our toes for the latest short term DELL price movements I say. Lift up your head and look at the bottom of your screens... under the quotes area... 52-week range: 17 1/2 - 69 1/4 DELL is NOT doing nothing. Less than a year ago you could buy the stock for 18 bucks. now it is 65 and change. Can you say 260% increase? Give it a rest. Show me one other stock that looks like this year after year after year after year.... Hold your shares long and buy that dream house in a year or two. We just put a down payment on our new DELL-house in DELAFIELD. (pronounced DELL-a-field). Craig

To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (76662)	11/5/1998 6:09:00 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

<<<However, the action of stocks in the Nasdaq are pushing many issues at new all time highs and Dell is acting comatose?>>>> Am very happy with the recent 6 days of low volume, which often precedes a major move, and as some say putting in a solid base. Am expecting a milder run-up this time with less downtrend after earnings. Analysts have misjudged Dell for many years, why change now? Should be 100 in Feb. Up, up and away... Sig

To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (76662)	11/5/1998 6:12:00 AM
From: Dorine Essey	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 176387

Frank, Dell says Japan firms need to spend more on IT November 5, 1998 04:46 AM TOKYO, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Dell Computer Corp DELL chairman Michael Dell said on Thursday Japanese enterprises have not used information sufficiently to improve the productivity of their businesses. Dell, speaking to Japanese executives here, said the percentage of gross domestic product spent on information technology in Japan is much lower compared to those in the United States and other industrialised countries. "For Japan to be as productive with its capital as U.S., there is going to have to be a lot better information," he said. He said at a time when information is becoming more important than physical assets, "this represents a real challenge for companies ... who don't embrace these changes quickly as they should." Dell also said the company would continue to focus its resources on production of PCs in the next few years to further boost its global PC sales share from the current nine percent. "A 20 or 25 percent (market share) is probably about as much as we can have as a company in the next five years, without going to radically different fields," he added. Dell showed the strongest and steadiest sales growth in the third quarter in the U.S. and European markets taking advantage of its efficient direct-to-the-customer sales approach. ((Tokyo Equities Desk +81 3 3432-8595 yuko.inouereuters.com)) REUTERS Top

To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (76662)	11/5/1998 6:19:00 AM
From: Dorine Essey	Respond to of 176387

OT: Witnessed the effects of Mitch up close and personal when it was a category 5 and I was at sea sailing from costa Rica to Cozumel. We changed course on our Panama Canal cruise but still had to endure the rolling and pitching from the troubled seas. Now I hear that Mitch is sending winds and rains to south Florida. How are you doing down there?? Frank, Thanks for asking, We are having at this time a lot of rain and some wind. As of now, it is only a tropical storm but anything can happen. Sorry about your cruise experience, I love cruises and am planning a DELL cruise in the spring. Dorine