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To: Goldbug Guru who wrote (80341)	11/15/1998 2:44:00 AM
From: Merlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Another price war may be brewing CPQ lowered prices on the Presario machines. Great price, I put a Model 5150 on order it has a AMD K6-2 3D-350 MZ, plus 128 Meg of 100mz SDRAM, 32XCD ROM, Cable Modem hookup and many other features to numerous to mention.

To: Goldbug Guru who wrote (80341)	11/15/1998 8:41:00 AM
From: Frank Ellis Morris	Respond to of 176387

>>The competition is just too intense for dell & definitely will hurt future earnings, that's why Micheal Dell was not too upbeat during squawkbox. I noticed he wasn't as slick as before and stumbled a couple of times during his interview. Something is bothering him, I could see fear in his eyes.<< It sounds like you are trying to plug another box maker's stock on this thread. Perhaps you are a shareholder of Compaq?? I do not think that you will make any converts here. There is nothing fundamentally wrong with Dell. What there is a scarcity of is integrity, and ethics among analyst. You can remain invested in any company you want. I for one choose to remain with a company who is a leader in its industry with sales and revenues that grow in a healthy manner beating the S+P. I do not know how you can dispute this with Dell. People who try to time the market and stocks never create wealth for their portfolios. They would be much better off abandoning the casino mentality of investing and remain firm for the long haul. Frank