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To: Tony Viola who wrote (99611)	2/15/1999 2:53:00 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 176387

>>Isn't that generally an oxymoron in the last several years, i.e., bull market tout and wrong?<< depends on your definition of market. many, many, many stocks aren't levitating like the 90's version of the nifty 50. go back a few months and that many, many, many was most, most, most. i also tend to differentiate between stock prices and businesses. a stock price can triple, but, all else being equal, the touts say a business is worth more b/c - they will grow eps next q when it is obvious to me they won't? especially when i've been right and the analysts have been wrong for, oh, 8 qs running? i speak not of dell, but i do speak of mu. dan niles is out to lunch. he is intellectually comparable to a monkey with a buy button on mu. like i say, i agree with him on dell - though i suspect it isn't obvious for another q or two. i just don't like being on the guy's side. makes me nervous.