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To: paul feldman who wrote (3181)	2/16/1999 9:03:00 PM
From: Ronyak	Respond to of 5300

If you are in reference to DELL, here are the numbers: THE DELL STORY DEPARTMENT Sales were $5.2 billion, down from the $5.5 billion expected and earnings came in at 31 cents, as expected. Revenues were up 38% and earnings were up 55 percent. They did not beat the numbers this time and the stock, down 12 on Friday and 1 today, fell 12 in immediate after hours trading. For fiscal 1999, revenue increased 48 percent to $18.2 billion. Earnings per share for the year were $1.05, a 64-percent increase over last year. Dell continued to set the standard for the computer industry in managing assets. During the quarter, the company generated $750 million in cash from operations and increased its cash position to $3.2 billion, while repurchasing 15 million shares in the quarter. Since its share repurchase program began three years ago, Dell has repurchased 375 million shares.