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- Wall Street didn't see any good news for Dell
- I got out of Dell stock last year when they really started getting the negative press and Rollin was shown the exit. I felt bad when I sold at 25 and the stock went back up to 30, but looking at it below 10 right now brings the sense of relief from dodging a bullet.
- Posted by: terry flores Posted on: 11/20/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Wall Street didn't see any good news for Dell
terry flores | 11/20/08
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If you bought no stocks
Larry Dignan  | 11/20/08
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