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To: JC who wrote (10413)	3/30/1998 8:55:00 AM
From: Alomex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213177

My favorite is when Alomex confidently (even arrogantly) bet that Corel (at $6) would double before Apple (at $13 ). JC, thanks for bringing that up. I really cannot think of a better way to explain why I call Apple bulls like you fanatics. When Corel started falling I had no trouble saying "oops I made a mistake. Sell, sell, sell!" In the end I broke even with COSFF. At the same time Apple went from $23 in January 1997 to $13 in December of the same year, while the bulls here remained positive. A year later, the stock sits 10% higher than in January 1997. Has that swayed Apple bulls here? Have they ever said "well, perhaps we were a bit too bullish"? Fanatism.- To maintain one's position on the face of all evidence.