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Technology Stocks : Dell Technologies Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jim kelley who wrote (84003)	12/6/1998 10:54:00 PM
From: freeus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Do you (or anyone) know how much of DELL's components are made in the U.S. and what percentage of vendors used are U.S.? Freeus

To: jim kelley who wrote (84003)	12/6/1998 11:23:00 PM
From: Gabriel008	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 176387

Jim, I've been busy with my internet stocks lately but it will soon be time to get back into the action on DELL. BTW, I just bought an Inspiron 7000 in order to stay in touch since I'm going to be away in Florida and Hawaii for most of December and January. Here's a little ditty from the.street.com for your enjoyment. Dell on Top Gary, What do you think of Dell (DELL:Nasdaq) now? Is it consolidating to newer highs or ready to break down to $50? Thanks, Patrick Scaglione Patrick, For Dell, I chose to look at a weekly chart going back a few years. This clearly puts into perspective exactly what I'm beginning to think about this company: It's a freight train that just wants to stay on the upward-sloping track. Other than that, the only thing I noted was that volume has been declining the past few years. Ideally, you'd like it to continue rising as the share price rises, so I'd have to deduct half a letter grade from Dell. Still, the stock obviously warrants at least an A-. On the fundamental side, I always thought the company was overrated. But, whoops -- I just started looking for a new laptop, and Dell is at the top of the heap. Only wish I had discovered how good they were a few years ago.