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To: Jerry Olson who wrote (13593)	1/19/1999 4:55:00 PM
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Options: One way to value a stock is to ask yourself if you are willing to buy that stock such as DELL at its current price? If you have a definite answer of YES, then you know the stock will go higher. However if your answer is a MAYBE, or a NO, then your belief that the stock will go higher is simply a wishful thinking. As for SUNW, the stock is a bit overbought at this time. Upon announcement of their earnings (and most likely a 2-1 split) the stock will make a 10-15% correction - at which time it would be a very wise move to buy. MSFT just reported an earnings of $0.73/shr beating the most optimistic whisper number by about 10 cents. Companies such as DELL may do good, but undervalued stocks such as CPQ will even do better (much much better). techstocks.com Of course as always just my humble opinion (and I have proven to be wrong many times in the past!). Regards, Addi Jamshidi