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To: zalesky who wrote (127059)	5/19/1999 6:44:00 PM
From: J.C. Group	Respond to of 176387

>>No Dell isn't worthless its just DEAD MONEY!!<< For the near term maybe, but for a long term investment I would put it up any day against most internet stocks based on risk vs reward. >>You've got to admit the great days of DELL are over.<< If you know that for sure, will you pick my lotto numbers today! >>The PC business has become a commodity business and there's NO POINT holding on to a company who has yet to diversify (like CPQ).<< Wow, I see CPQ has been performing great over the last 18 months. >>My motives are simple:<< So is your thinking, simplistic. Most internet stocks are not a sure thing. If you are a day trader and not holding overnight positions ok, but if you are an investor than you should be very cautious. Outside of AOL, I wouldn't hold any internet co. long term. >>To spread the word to investors who were told by others on this thread that DELL was still the great company it used to be.<< Dell's growth may not be 50%+, but go spread your cock and bull story elsewhere if you think Dell is not a dominant player in the PC world or internet commerce. Show me any internet company that can boast 18 million dollars a day in revenue. Let alone any profit...