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To: FR1 who wrote (98624)2/13/1999 5:07:00 AM
From: Doug Fowler  Respond to of 176387
 
>>One question I have is that the $5.4 billion figure has been kicking around for some
time. Why did the stock wait until just the last 72 or os hours to make the big
plunge? You would think that have already been fixed into the stock price.<<

First, everybody always expects Dell to BEAT the analysts' projections.

That is typically built into its stock price.

Therefore, if Dell simply meets projections, it is a disappointment.

Second, the thought that Dell may actually fall short of analysts' projections is unheard of. That caused panic in the streets.

If, in fact, Dell falls short of projections, it will fall even further, as it should.




To: FR1 who wrote (98624)2/13/1999 10:12:00 AM
From: Impristine  Respond to of 176387
 
options
options
options
max pain,
give me more pain,
i want the absolute,
maximum,
where is that
pipeline.com
Ben Antanaitis,
used to tell that dude,
don't advertise that stuff,
or it won't be worth the packets,
of data,
it's printed on,
but the dude,
just keeps making a name,
for himself,
a really smart dude,
it's all a conspiracy man,
it's all an infection,
it's ooozing out,
all over,
it's purulence,
is odoriferous,


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