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To: Phillip C. Lee who wrote (8748)2/25/1998 8:14:00 PM
From: Phillip C. Lee  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 213173
 
Today's rally in price/volume continues the recent moving-up pattern,
which creates high volume in three consecutive trading days. The
momentum seems to be significantly increased from 4+m to 6+m (50%
increase compared to yesterday's), which indicates the trend will
certainly continue except some pull-off on its future course. Like
Jobs described Q1 revenue/net: it is real, this rally is truly real.
There is no sight of stopping until near $23.8125 where might exist
some resistance.

I have seen numerous large sizes of trades (such as 250k, 200k) on
"ask" side in today's activity until around 3:10pm (based on 1-minute
chart) when profit-takers kicked in. I was a little surprised that
there are a significant number of daily traders.

It looks like the momentum will be carried through the entire week,
but I don't rule out any probability of temporary pull-off by profit
taking within any trading days in the next couple of days.

The volume in 22's (roughly about 3.81m (6.36m-2.55m)) is still not
big enough to jump into 23's. We probably need another 3.8m to push
stock above 23's. There is still a probability that we might break
into 23's this week, provided that:

(1) The overall market particularly tach stocks continues rally;
(2) The Apple's momentum continues with volume of 4m+.
(3) My previous assumption of progressive volume reduction theory is
correct.

It seems the price is heading higher like Q2's expectation, which I
am still dreaming about $91m net income.

Phil