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Technology Stocks : Apple Inc.
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To: Bruce Long who wrote (30)7/5/1996 1:51:00 AM
From: Joshua Yoon   of 213176
 
I think that you are absolutely right, the handwriting is on the wall. APPL clearly got beat out by Wintel and by itself. There goes one of American's true legacy. I remember trying out new Macintosh when I was in college back in 1985. Like everyone else, I was amazed with its looks(IBM AT/XT model looked like true box shape) and such easy usability. Going back to business, I might attempt to buy it if it goes below 20, just for fun. One thing that puzzle me is that Apple does so well in some of the countries I know, such as Japan and Korea.
What would happen to those countries if Apple go out of business?
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