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To: HRM who wrote (99)	10/19/1999 3:09:00 AM
From: John K_k	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 189

Can anyone tell me what percentage of GAP stores are located in malls.

To: HRM who wrote (99)	10/20/1999 1:55:00 PM
From: Beltropolis Boy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 189

for what it's worth, the blurb below is via Thomson Investors Network. we all seem like long-term types, so i thought i'd stir the pot with a little myopia. to JK: i've only seen Gap show store location numbers by geographical region much less if they're in a (sub)urban mall. i mean, they don't even breakout revenue by store type (i.e., Gap, babyGap, BR, ON)! pro'ly not the answer you're looking for, however, on the website you can query stores by area/zip code and the address will indicate the location (e.g., around DC, it'll display "Tysons Corner Mall" and the like). finally, if you're inclined, you can contact IR at: gapinc.com ----- GPS -- Apparel Stores -- Services 20-Oct-99 11:49:27 Gap is rallying for the second day in a row following 5 consecutive lower closes. The stock is up $1 1/16 to $33 1/2. Today's gains were aided by an upbeat report out of PaineWebber which stated Gap's top-line growth is likely to continue. Institutional investors are jumping into the stock, looking to take advantage the recently discounted price - Gap is off 35% from its annual high reached in July. Over 50% of today's volume is attributable to block transactions. The I-Watch data indicates that Gap's quick rise over the past two days has attracted some profit takers who have capped the stock's gains today. Recent trends indicate the bidders are fighting hard to move past this level and have managed to match the recent super sell offers at $33 1/2. However, it remains to be seen whether the sellers will fill their orders and back away, allowing GPS to extend its gains, or if the sellers have deep inventories which will eventually exhaust the power of the bidders. The pre-trade trends of super messages on I-Watch will allow you insight into which way the pendulum is swinging throughout the afternoon.