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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (2171)	10/13/1998 5:19:00 PM
From: HRP	Respond to of 10072

>>Thanks for the link to buycomp.com about the 25$ Jaz disks. I just bought 5<< Rocky's comment on the above quote was: << Jaz sales must be plain awful this quarter if Buycomp and other places are blowing them out of a like this. A bloated inventory often leads to blowout prices. >> Analysis: Do you recall the textbook logic: If A can cause B and B can cause C, then A can cause C. Recasting the textbook logic using the issues in Rocky's quote we have: If bad sales may cause bloated inventory and bloated inventory may cause reduced prices, then bad sales may cause reduced prices. Now consider Rocky's logic: One vendor has offered reduced prices. Therefore, sales must be bad. That is, If C, then A. hrp