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To: Jim Illo who wrote (116)	12/9/1996 2:55:00 AM
From: Gregory G. Linton	of 128

The time to buy is when the blood is running in the streets. Does Pixar have serious competition? Is it easy to enter the market with competing products? The real question - Will this animation process become the new de facto standard and is there a real market for it (I bought the 'Toy Story' animated storybook yesterday for my 4 year old. He spent the whole day on it and later this afternoon there were 5 neighbors kids huddled around the computer - ages 3 to 6.) I bought @15.5 and am looking for a good reason to buy more. This could be one of those 10x's or a slug, but my gut instinct is something at least around 25-30 in the next 6 months.

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