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To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (52731)	1/13/2005 8:20:06 AM
From: Larry S.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53068

WEll, I didn't buy AAPL either, just ribbing Ron a bit. But I disagree with your anti-AAPL view. It has shown that it is an innovative company, and is a darling right now back by numbers. I doubt that this is the stock peak. it is in the process of taking out its 2000 high and has built a strong basing pattern since then. mebbe AAPL will buy MSFT and straighten out their OS. larry

To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (52731)	1/13/2005 8:21:56 AM
From: Ron McKinnon	Respond to of 53068

>>>Ron you ready to short it? nope I'm still sticking to my knitting watching very few stocks trading fewer I can remember well the days I ran scans on 200 stocks a day had 50 on my grid traded like a nutcase overall did ok but killed a lot of brain cells and from time to time got in trouble and fretted it has been about a year now that I have culled down to a more "sane" activity have a watch list of 10 stocks add or deletd one every week to a month make trades on no more than 5 stocks in any day overall the results are far better and the brain almost functions