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To: Glenn who wrote (31716)	4/25/1999 4:08:00 PM
From: Dolfan	Respond to of 90042

Good afternoon everyone, I have a question maybe someone can help me with? Does anyone have a good (Free) email alert for highs and lows of stock prices. I am on the road a lot out of town and it would be great to receive Hi/LO alerts on my PCS email from my cell phone? Thanks, Mark

To: Glenn who wrote (31716)	4/25/1999 6:36:00 PM
From: MIKFREE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90042

To Glenn and other Dell fans: Found this on the dell thread, couldn't find the actual URL he was talking about but sounds impressive if anyone wants to look into it: To: kemble s. matter (120471 ) From: Ian Stromberg Sunday, Apr 25 1999 12:00PM ET Reply # of 120523 Chuzz, WOW!!!! Absolutely stunning article. Thanks for the URL. Dell is going to skyrocket come earnings release unless people get past the mathematically challenged reports and see the real numbers first. The most optimistic estimates are looking for 50% growth. Most releases I've seen lately seem to be guessing at 30%. But Dell got 70%. WOW!!! And as we all know, CPQ seems to have a habit of channel stuffing when they get into trouble. And boy, are they ever in trouble. :-) Dell shipped roughly 1.1 million computers in the second quarter, up more than 70 percent over last year, pushing its US market share to 14 percent from 9.1 percent a year ago. Long-time market leader Compaq and fast-growing Dell each had 14.3 percent of total US PC shipments, according to IDC. Compaq's shipments declined 21 percent in the second quarter versus the first quarter, while Dell's shipments grew 21 percent from the March quarter to the June quarter of 1998, IDC estimated.