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To: soup who wrote (11240)	4/14/1998 10:03:00 PM
From: Alomex	Respond to of 213173

And if AAPL hits $50 by year-end (a 370% rise since 12/97) you'll be right there calling everybody losers and saying how much more money we could've made holding MSFT/INTC, etc. over the last 10 years. I can only pressume that is what you would do in such a situation. Me, I would be reminding everybody that (a) I was right about Apple going down to $13, (b) that I switched to neutral at $18, and (c) that I switched to bullish when (and if) Apple posted the second consecutive quarter of profits. All in all advice that, if you had followed would have netted you over 300% in returns over three years, a record that could only be matched by a bull who bought right at the bottom at $13. My mother told me to avoid people like you. My mother told me to avoid stocks like these....(until last december that is). I agree with one thing you said. I'm finding cash to be an increasingly attractive asset class. Current market values are just not supported by the fundamentals. At least we agree on some things...