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To: Mark Peterson CPA who wrote (128775)	5/26/1999 6:02:00 AM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Good Morning Mark: Check out this recent post I picked up over on the Yahoo Finance DELL Board... <<Think Out Of The Box; Win With Dell by: BrainInside (50+/M/Texas) 225744 of 225818 Don't confine your ideas about Dell's business future to the obvious. If you don't hold Dell stock now for the long term, you lack a forward looking view of what Dell will be, not what Dell is. Dell will not be just a "PC" company. Look at the fools who counted out IBM 5 years ago. Don't you know that Dell will change their business, products and services to be a technology business and market leader? Don't count out DELL, IBM, MSFT, INTC, SUNW, IFMX, CSCO, etc. These companies are paving the business paths that others will hope to follow. Get on the Technology locomotive and buy these technology stocks for long term profits.>> My GUT feeling is that the recovery may be just around the corner..!! Best Regards, Scott

To: Mark Peterson CPA who wrote (128775)	5/26/1999 7:08:00 AM
From: PAL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

OT Hi Mark: What are you doing this early? I am on the Wesy Coast but a friend of mine called from Asia and talked for 2 1/2 hours that kept me up all night. You heard about Mayo who downgraded 4 major banks to SELL. One of the reason was Y2K. Granted that American and European banks have tackled that problem, but what about Asian countries. US banks have large exposure in that region. Do you think that Y2K is their primary concern while their economy is in turmoil: inflation, unemployment etc. Would anyone think that Boris Yeltsin care about Y2K right now? Many regions of the world owe US banks a lot of money, and come Y2K see if interest payments are kept current, see if maturing debts are repaid, intentionally or otherwise. As a matter of fact Y2K could be used as an excuse. Sorry for my rambling in the wee hours of the night. With best reagrds Paul