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DELL Bear Thread

An SI Board Since March 1998

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Emcee: jjs_ynot	Type: Unmoderated

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253	>>> They will have to allocate an increasing amount of resource to s	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
252	You don't really need to go to options to hedge. You can just simulate opti	lin luo	-	3/20/1998
251	I see two problems. 1) Dell tends to stay above the low end to maintain their	rudedog	-	3/20/1998
250	Thanks for interesting link. I have a feeling that margins are going to get squ	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
249	exactly, did you see Message 3779874	rudedog	-	3/20/1998
248	The INTC price cuts really do add insult to injury for the manufacturers with p	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
247	>>> as growth stays on track Do you think that 35 - 50 percent reve	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
246	Perception will be the key here. If they can satisfy the requirements for servi	rudedog	-	3/20/1998
245	Looks like a smart move. The trend should become apparent next week when the ha	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
244	Changed the buy-stop to straight buy on Wed and closed out at 63. Saw the momen	Ally	-	3/20/1998
243	Do you think that DELL can afford to keep the Service infrastructure at a moder	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
242	Did your buy stop get exercised at 64 1/8?	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
241	Dell has been very cautious (correctly IMO) in building infrastructure for dire	rudedog	-	3/20/1998
240	Denise, Dell has very close relationships with medium and large customers. The	Fangorn	-	3/20/1998
239	Nothing new being reported... explaining why the thread is getting thin. Status	Ally	-	3/20/1998
238	Denise, See response: Message 3778108 Dave	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
237	TLindt, I think as DELL goes from a hyper growth company to a mature grower al	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
236	Steven, >>Why does Boeing buy DELL? Better quality, Better service, l	Ally	-	3/20/1998
235	You're moving up the hot list....thought I'd come over and give you a p	TLindt	-	3/20/1998
234	Triple witching Friday tends to be very volatile. The Marketmakers jerk stock p	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
233	Just like clockwork! I missed the chance to short it at 66 this morning so I se	Tradegod	-	3/20/1998
232	Thank you very much for the information. Dave	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998
231	Dave, Sorry if I called you on a mistatement. Why does Boeing buy DELL? Bett	Fangorn	-	3/20/1998
230	IBM about 30 full time and a bunch more from the local office who have primary	rudedog	-	3/20/1998
229	>>> Again I ask why does Boeing buy from DELL? I really don't kn	jjs_ynot	-	3/20/1998

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