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To: Kirk © who wrote (152253)	4/4/2013 4:31:49 PM
From: Doren	5 Recommendations Respond to of 213182

> I'd like to see some compelling reason Apple will grow rather than slowly lose share It will definitely grow IMHO however it may lose share. Particularly depending on how you count share. What it HAS to do is grow profits. Patience on that. They grew that so fast they need a breather. Can't be done like they did it... indefinitely.

To: Kirk © who wrote (152253)	4/4/2013 7:12:54 PM
From: Edward Boghosian	Respond to of 213182

Filling the gap(s). I don't know who this Kirk Lindstrom is or how reliable he is but he is one who seems to believe in gaps and their being filled in predicting market movement of a stock and the websight posted has sufficient references to gaps, etc. Not a direct quote but he was not bullish when Apple was up there because of the unfilled gap at about 425 that was not filled at that time which has been referred to a number of times on this web site as an important feature to consider in guesstimating market movement of this and any other stock. Anyway, there is an upside gap that has not been completed which is not far from where the price is now. If that gap is filled, then the long term down trend line has definitely been pierced as already mentioned earlier on this web site-which is good! Anyway, whoever he is, he is a kindred spirit.