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To: docpaul who wrote (15172)	9/29/2000 8:59:11 AM
From: Sam	Respond to of 60323

All I can say is, "buy on weakness, my friend". If you like it at 66, you should like it even more at 55 or 60. Of course, we all freeze at these kinds of drops, but, that's the game. "Buy when there's blood on the streets". At any rate, I have to go out for a few hours now, unhappily, I won't be able to watch whatever carnage Apple's warning wroughts until around 1 this afternoon. Gook luck all, Sam

To: docpaul who wrote (15172)	9/29/2000 1:31:48 PM
From: Ausdauer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60323

Insiders If you based your decision to own or not own this stock on insider selling alone you would never buy it. I have only seen one insider buy on the open market since the Spring of 1998. Some executives routinely sell fairly large chunks of their holdings as they accumulate shares from options. This can be disconcerting to retail investors. I had similar fears in mid-1998 when one night I happenend to review the insider selling tally and was dismayed. At that time the stock price was crashing. I would certainly like to see less insider selling, but I am sure people have personal reasons for raising cash as it is needed. Ausdauer