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Technology Stocks : Apple Inc.
AAPL 284.20+0.3%10:05 AM EST
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To: Trey McAtee who wrote ()2/6/1997 11:50:00 AM
From: Thomas Chiou   of 213173
 
To: Soup (1212) From: Thomas Chiou
Feb. 7, 1997

Dear Soup:
I am a newcomer from the other end of the world. It is a very moving experience to watch you and Mr. Phillip Lee defending optimistically about Apple computer every night. I've been a loyal Mac user and addict since the beginning of 1981 (Apple II era) and have stuck to the Apple's products since early 1980s despite Mac's overcharge over the customers in general.
What we expect from Apple is a product which can compete effectively with Window and Pentium based PCs both in price and usability. However part of the recent problems for Apple is that while Macintosh products are good products, the company seemed to lose good management at the top level as evidenced by repeated mistakes in forecasting the customer's demand for wrong products. When a company is in a great crisis, there should be a more strict and coherent policy on the direction and marketing sale and forecasting at the top. I look forward to Apple's revival because my personal fortunes also depend upon Apple's success. Although no one can predict the trend of the stocks, all this fuss about Apple's demise will be gone soon in light of the prospective introduction of new fastest Macs in March. Look out those stock analysts are waiting on the sideline to short the overvalued CPQ, DELL and INTC stocks. This is a good time to fend off those nay-sayers by doubling the holding of APPL stocks as judged by the below-book-value stock of under $ 17.
Thomas Chiou, Taipei, TAIWAN
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