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To: Gary Ku who wrote (11031)	4/9/1998 2:34:00 PM
From: Phillip C. Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213176

Gary, Next time AAPL goes to 27, it may continue to 37, but it may come back to 13. If it does go back to 13, get on the boat. If it continue to go above 27, look for the other rolling stocks at the bottom level. This way you may double your money in 3 months or so. But if you stick with one stock you might get burned and not likely to get rich for sure. Could you give me on what kind of conditions the stock will drop back to $13? Could you also tell me why $37 rather than other numbers, such as, $35, $40, and so on. Timing the market will never get you rich. Phil

To: Gary Ku who wrote (11031)	4/10/1998 12:09:00 AM
From: Spytrdr	Respond to of 213176

You think we are stupid? What kind of analysis is that?? A 3 year old kid could say the same, "buy below $ 10, sell whenever it reaches $ 50, and get on the boat when it falls to $ 10 again". Pssss... I can't believe this. ___ message from Gary Ku on Apr 9 1998 2:24PM EST Next time AAPL goes to 27, it may continue to 37, but it may come back to 13. If it does go back to 13, get on the boat. If it continue to go above 27, look for the other rolling stocks at the bottom level. This way you may double your money in 3 months or so. But if you stick with one stock you might get burned and not likely to get rich for sure.