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To: sydney who wrote (111)	10/28/1999 4:30:00 PM
From: capt rocky	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 189

so what if old navy or bananarana roo,makes more money than gap. the bottom line goes to gps inc. i have a co. that is in three parts also. charter fishing, tee shirts and swimwear, and boat rentals. all the money spends the same. in fact it is nice not to have it all in one boat. (pun intended) capt rocky. www.ewol.com/captrocky

To: sydney who wrote (111)	11/1/1999 12:12:00 PM
From: Beltropolis Boy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 189

the following tables may interest you; culled from an Oct 20 article in the San Francisco Chronicle. oh, and yes, i am long TLAB. ----- Old Navy's Model Plan Reasonable prices, lively stores, offbeat ads fuel the Gap's powerhouse division Wednesday, October 20, 1999 Carol Emert, Chronicle Staff Writer sfgate.com OLD NAVY SALES * Annual sales in billions of dollars * '94 .12 '95 .42 '96 .81 '97 1.3 '98 2.3 '99 3.3 (estimate) '00 4.3 (estimate) '01 5.4 (estimate) Source: Company reports, Credit Suisse First Boston research --- * Sales as a percentage of Gap Inc. sales * '94 3.1 '95 9.6 '96 15.3 '97 19.7 '98 25.4 '99 28.3 (estimate) '00 30.4 (estimate) '01 32.1 (estimate) Source: Company reports, Credit Suisse First Boston research --- * Percent of each company's sales to households earning $50,000 per year or more * Old Navy 72.2% Mervyn's 52.2 J.C. Penney 48.4 Sears 39.8 Source: NPD Group/Goldman Sachs Investment Research, 1997 data --- OLD NAVY STORES '94 59 '95 131 '96 193 '97 282 '98 398 '99 528 (estimate) '00 678 (estimate) '01 843 (estimate) Sources: Company reports, Credit Suisse First Boston research