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Technology Stocks : Apple Inc.
AAPL 272.99-0.3%Dec 30 3:59 PM EST

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To: Trey McAtee who wrote (22)7/3/1996 11:08:00 PM
From: Don F. Amos   of 213177
 
am with you Trey. The people who make the money in the stock market buy on the bad news, buy low - sell on good news/sell high. Now is the time to buy Apple.

In the past, Apple has had the worst promotional/marketing people, e.g. Apple came out with the mouse, IBM said it was a toy and had to eat crow. Apple developed object oriented computer, point & click, cut & paste, laptop with a terrific track ball and a place to rest/place your hands, a very strong polycarbonate case, etc. innumerable innovations that a weak nonexistent marketing department never capitalized on. Also, I can't believe Apple's legal department lost their suit against Microsoft on the Macintosh operating system - Microsoft is still trying to copy it and still doing a poor job.

DOS, Windows/95 have been a pathetic joke played on the uninformed. I don't believe the people on this list that say they are Mac users going to Windows. If they have ever used DOS/Windows in the past and gone to Mac they'd never go back. It would be like getting out of your automobile and going back to the horse & buggy. I'll go down with Mac before I'd go back to DOS. I just hope IBM, Motorola, Sun & Apple get their act in gear or we will continue to have the blind leading the blind.

Long live, Apple.
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