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Technology Stocks : Worst stocks for '96

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To: John Chen who wrote (110)	1/19/1996 10:20:00 PM
From: Magnifique	of 312

Netscape does not respect other stocks' earnings Dear John, Netscape moved today as it was moving all along because it's a game of its own. By rules, what's good for Microsoft should be bad for Netscape, shouldn't it? But, it did break out of the range because closing above 141 1/2 constituted a breakout that can take the stock to all-time highs. A split is coming within 48 hours as you know, which could be an additional factor. In the factors that you mentioned to Michael Hillman, one thing is omitted -- options on Netscape will start trading almost immediately after splitting. Best regards. --Magnifique P.S. Pay attention to my little friend APLX, which has virtual control over Unix-based application suites for Internet/Java. Sun Microsystems is their major customer, the stock recently split and presently is backing and filling before its earnings announcement which will surprise the Herd.

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