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To: Road Walker who wrote (90626)	10/19/1999 5:56:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	Respond to of 186894

John, Ever notice how the price of gasoline goes up within seconds after any oil "shock", regardless of what is in the pipeline or inventory? Same crap, and I guess the typical reaction in a commodity market. No lie. One refinery explosion in Richmond/Martinez, CA this year and the price of gas goes up, and stays up, 30 cents a gallon in the Bay Area. What a crock. Tony

To: Road Walker who wrote (90626)	10/19/1999 6:40:00 PM
From: Felix Appolonia	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Re- <I guess the case could be made that higher PC prices will reduce 4th quarter volume, but I think its pushing reality. And what would all the analysts have to talk about if PC prices started to INCREASE?> John, If they raise a PC price from $ 899 to $ 1,050. or from $ 1699.00 to 1950.00, don't you think market will continue to buy ? PC prices have been driven too low and its time for the market to go up, and they can attribute it to memory or other factors. I don't think the market will refrain from buying because of 8-10% increases. They drove the price to low and boxmakers are not making enough margin. My opinion. Felix