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To: tang who wrote (7412)	3/22/1999 12:32:00 PM
From: Sophia Ashley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41369

Wrong time to sale. Maybe later. Sophia

To: tang who wrote (7412)	3/22/1999 1:18:00 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 41369

I wouldn't go sending ole DELL off to the pasture just yet....In fact, at current pricing they are actually very fairly valued for a change. And as most people have learned...never bet against Michael Dell. He as alot up his sleeve, and I for one, am looking forward to the future....At the end of the year, mark my words, those that sold at current levels will be sorry and those that bought will be very happy campers. As far as AOL.....well damn, what can ya say. I am almost speechless as to the performance. After the split, I was hoping to see mid $70's so I could stock up on some more...obviously it not only didn't happen, but now we are nearing $130. Which certainly is good...just wish I had the hindsight to just buy more in the $80's instead of getting greedy looking for a drop. Don't know how long this can continue, though...but I also said that $20 ago, so what the fu*k do I know ?!?! Anyway, I own 2 stocks that I will not sell....AOL and DELL. What fascinates me about DELL right now is they have a fantastic future, yet people are panicking. They will continue to lead their industry, will continue to form newer, bigger and better alliances, and with the e-commerce being in the infant stages right now, I just look at DELL in the $30 range and start drooling.....the present will soon be the past and the future will be the present....I see a very bright future for DELL and I certainly want to be a part of it. Lastly, why would anybody want to even consider selling DELL at such low levels ? They are a goliath, and current problems ( they actually don''t have problems...they simply are being punished for their terrific performance ) will be gone and this baby will be back up and over $100 so quick, it will make those that missed it sick to their stomachs, and those that got it jump for joy. Have a great afternoon