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To: HerbVic who wrote (78596)	10/6/2008 12:47:34 PM
From: Rick Julian	Respond to of 213173

Thank you, Herb. For all of our sakes, I hope I'm wrong too. I'd love nothing more than to buy back into AAPL at a propitious time and take another remarkable ride. Long term, 3-5+ years out, I'm very optimistic for AAPL's prospects. In the interim, I'm concerned the piper will insist on being paid. .

To: HerbVic who wrote (78596)	10/6/2008 1:48:17 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 213173

OT: here's an article I posted on another thread that has a contrarian (BULLISH) POV. Sources close to Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch indicated the banks might choose not to participate in the bail-out as there is a growing view on Wall Street that the market may be bottoming out. Analysts also believe that the mere presence of the government as buyer of last resort will be enough to get credit markets moving again, and that a large number of banks would not need to take part for the legislation to succeed. guardian.co.uk