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To: Sig who wrote (125018)	5/15/1999 10:48:00 PM
From: kemble s. matter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Sig, Hi!!! RE: So the story remains unchanged, you can't afford not to do business with Dell. Yes...that was an excellent summary of where the conference call may be leading...I'm not sure everyone can read between the lines of your post...I know some idiot late Friday at Paine Weber didn't even bother to read this thread...Imagine he is getting paid to make that call... Am looking for news from many areas of revenue growth...as usual the China situation is of major interest...Yet, the Gigabuys has been a total screen this quarter...I wonder if they will produce anything to discuss...I do know it is in phase two...whatever that means... :o) Surely IBM will benefit the bottom line...Speaking of IBM...ran into another long time friend who knocked me over with the "rumor" of IBM exiting the PC business...Watching my daughter run at a track championship and he just opens up with hello and did you hear? Many up here have been talking of this since early last Fall...Wonder if anyone has considered the "quiet factor" of the DELL management this quarter?...IMO very very very low keyed...You know they hate losing and would cherish the opportunity to make some folks reaaaalllly look foolish...just an opinion though...I'm sure these guys talking of lawsuits should sell...They have no confidence...so, why would anyone hold a company when they fail to see the integrity in the management??... Best, Kemble