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To: Mike 2.0 who wrote (129)4/11/1997 12:44:00 AM
From: jeffbas   of 462
 
Mike- The 4 most important points of the last few posts, in my opinion,
are the reference on the conference call and apparently still believed
by mgmt that the stock is too low. This probably means that this too
shall pass, because they have ridden their own stock positions down
except for a piddling amount, and they surely have known since early
1996 - long before it hit 11 - that Apple was at risk.

It is a valid point to be aware that a market maker can have a conflict
of interest. For example he will often be the one to see blocks, which
present the allure of a large payday, if sold to his customers.

It also makes sense not to buy stocks which have not shown some signs of
price stability - unless you are an expert in a company and "know"
that the market is wrong and the price is right, even if it goes lower.

Finally, you should not buy stocks at all unless you understand the
fundamentals and are buying for substantial long term gains. The
goal should be to make yourself rich with good long term investments,
with limited trading, in my opinion.
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