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To: Phillip C. Lee who wrote (17882)	9/12/1998 11:31:00 AM
From: J R KARY	Read Replies (2) of 213177

Could account for yesterday's 1/2 point down - iMAC service problem Andrew also questioned AAPL's misbehavior yesterday and Gavin Young emailed this Business Week article: " THE DAY MY iMAC DIED: FROM MACVANGELISM TO DESPAIR I'm writing these words on a personal computer -- an Intel/Microsoft model. That will seem unremarkable unless you read my article in this space last week in which I lauded my new computer, an Apple iMac, as the greatest thing since food. " businessweek.com tm&right=cgi-bin/bwdaily?right=dnflash/sep1998/nf80911d.htm&lwidth=146 The author's real complaint is with the iMAC telephone service reps but its worded to sound like the iMAC is a "paper weight" . My DOS centavos on the markets history: buy good company "growth" stocks , of which AAPL and IBM come to mind . The 19872 - 80 period was a unusual USA economic period. The causes for it preceded that period and were unique to it from 1963 onward. Today's "concerns" have made investing a little tricky but the key element for a good return is "growth" . Regards, Jim K. PS: Thanks Gavin for the link

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