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To: TREND1 who wrote (121599)5/2/1999 2:59:00 PM
From: Joseph Francis Torti  Respond to of 176387
 
Larry, I have Dell now I still have the dell posts split at 41.70 and I bought more dell at 38 1/2 last week. I am only holding it for the earning hype. I just checked my paper and 466 meg computer complete with printer going for 999.00 at comp u.s.a. The dell revenue and profit growth is over. Its cheaper to buy a computer in the store. Case closed. I will be out of dell before the earnings and will buy puts the day of the earning. I agree with your e.p.s. growth rate should be even or in-line with its P.E. rate. The last quarter report was the first time Dell's P.E. rate was over it's e.p.s. growth rate. And if dell does 15 cents that mean profit growth rate would be 36% and dells present P.E. is double that. The only place this stock is going is down after the earning. We have 11 business days left and we will find out soon enough.