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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (44543)	1/24/2013 3:51:44 PM
From: Fintas	Respond to of 222986

I'll run numbers on Apple later this eve or early tomorrow to get a micro look of the damage done in that RS. With the spxew and Spx up that will show a significant drop in numbers. Even so that could then lead to a decent bounce that would give an appearance of a turn yet allow for Apple to go deeper in the hole. The nasd will show a different view. Probably the more realistic for what one is seeing is a true relationship of a stock in decline that has a heavy weighting and thus affecting the naz and qqq. Looking at a number and understanding a number are TWO different things. Many see them but few understand them. So it is with APPLE and it's RS as compared to nasd/spxew/spx. Fintas