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To: eric siegel who wrote (10342)	3/28/1998 2:46:00 AM
From: Moominoid	Respond to of 213186

David,your analysis is sound.Get your stop losses in there and save yourself some pain. A stop loss order could be a good idea though I'm not sure what to set it at. I'm asleep when the markets are actually open. As much as I dislike this co. My problem is dissociating my wish that there will be Apple compatible software/hardware around for me to use (been a Mac user since 1990 hate PCs, this is a Power Computing machine I'm using due to Apple's outrageous pricing policies in Aus till a year ago) from making money on Apple stock. So I'm hoping the news will be good.

To: eric siegel who wrote (10342)	3/28/1998 10:15:00 AM
From: Sam Scrutchins	Respond to of 213186

David,your analysis is sound.Stochastics,RSI and momentum have been falling all week. Eric, I hope you do not make your investment decisions on these facts alone. I will have to study the Stochastics and momentum more closely, but the RSI decline is a welcome sight for a bull like me. It has been drastically into overbought conditions for a long time, and any pullback without a significant decline in price is welcome (as long as the price movement parallels the RSI movement -- I don't like divergence). What this means to me is that there is now more room on the upside for Apple to break out of its long-term reversal pattern. BTW, what time period are you studying for your indicators? Sam