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To: Hector who wrote (92038)	1/28/1999 12:01:00 AM
From: jim kelley	Respond to of 176387

Dave, You are probably going to be way off with your crash and burn theory. DELL is running up because its earnings are anticipated to be excellent this quarter. I personally expect them to be excellent all of 1999 because of new businesses they are entering with great success. DELL does not buy businesses it grows them!

To: Hector who wrote (92038)	1/28/1999 2:46:00 AM
From: arthur pritchard	Respond to of 176387

David Daytrader:<Dell in hands of traders> I feel you are WAY off. The volume alone, takes away your argument imo. I cosely follow the trading patterns of Dell, and it is program trading, and market maker optionfinetuning. Daytraders? Absolutelynoway...

To: Hector who wrote (92038)	1/28/1999 3:02:00 AM
From: SkyDart	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

<<I believe in the concept of regression to the mean...therefore DELL should drop<< Funny, I could not seem to find that phrase in any of the technical analysis texts. Is this your "discovery"? Have you backtested it; and did you lose money with it? Have you heard about other terms such as "uptrend", "MACD", "On balance Volume", "bullish divergences"? They have been tested on charts such as DELL and strangely enough seem to indicate one should buy DELL at this time. Also the DELL charts now suggest something complicated like "Breakout". Silly isn't it? Dart