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To: Marc Newman who wrote (16023)	7/29/1998 9:41:00 AM
From: Alomex	Respond to of 213182

Alomex, do you think we've now got a bunch of resistance between $36 and $37.50? Nope. I thinking option holders are creating resistance all along the way but not at a particular point (yes, I'm aware some here don't agree with the option resistance idea, I guess we have to agree to disagree on that one). NOVL's balance sheet is better than AAPLs and they now have good products that work with NT, so I see advantages there too. I don't follow Novell very closely, but it seems they haven't yet found a product or place that is safe from the NT expansion. Everyone, don't get too gloomy about AAPL yet. We would've likely retraced to $34 1/2 even if the market hadn't gone to hell over the past week. I'm seeing a lot of $28 or $30 predictions. I think barring a major market collapse, AAPL has strong support at $31 and change.

To: Marc Newman who wrote (16023)	7/29/1998 10:20:00 AM
From: Travis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213182

But screwed if sales aren't amazing? Nah. (regarding iMac sales) We've got the iMac to bail us out even if the market keeps heading down. Aren't these two statements contradictory? We say that the iMac isn't that important but act like it's everything. I feel like I'm reading Recon here lately-every statement and action is setup to be a "win-win" situation. -t