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To: Dana Johnson who wrote (7150)	1/3/1998 10:13:00 AM
From: Phillip C. Lee	Respond to of 213173

According to the historical data, when any specific stock or DOW on the first day of the year went up significantly, the trend will follow for the rest of the year, particularly for the "January effect". Also, based on Apple's historical January trend, only one of 15 years has gone south. It is obvious that Apple is going to have surprisingly good year. The old famous brand companies, such as Apple, IBM, AT&T, and HP never die. IBM, AT&T and HP prices have run pretty well. IBM went down to 40+, then it hit 105+ after split once. AT&T was the best among DOW 30 last year in stock performance. Now, it is Apple's turn to upswing regardless of takeover or noises from negative opinions because the Apple house has been clean up and everything is in order by now. Phil