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Moneymatics
Google is changing the world, Dell a has-been. Which stock is the better buy?
Tara Kalwarski

(MONEY Magazine) - Google is a stock market rocket that's changing the world, Dell a 20th-century has-been that makes dumb black boxes. Which stock is the better buy? Moneymatics makes the case.

NOT AS GEEKY AS YOU THOUGHT + READY FOR GROWTH + SEDUCTIVELY CHEAP CONSIDERING PROFITS = DELL @ $29 A SHARE

POISED FOR A FALL FROM GRACE + CHIC BUT TOO PRICEY + SUSPICIOUSLY FAST-GROWING = GOOGLE @ $390 A SHARE BOTTOM LINE Dull old Dell is the better value. For details, see page 65.

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