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To: Tom DuBois who wrote (17394)	10/21/1998 7:55:00 PM
From: rob	Respond to of 120523

GTW Press release Gateway Names Kenneth M. Stickevers Vice President of Brand Management Business Wire - October 21, 1998 19:12 NORTH SIOUX CITY, S.D.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 21, 1998-- Gateway today announced that Kenneth M. Stickevers has been named vice president of brand management for Gateway. Mr. Stickevers will report to Anil Arora, senior vice president and chief marketing officer, and will be responsible for developing Gateway's brand management strategy. "Ken brings a wealth of brand management experience to Gateway," said Arora. "He understands the key elements of furthering our goal of humanizing the digital revolution." Mr. Stickevers was most recently director of Customer Development at The Pillsbury Company, where he developed business strategies for the Baked Goods division. He also served as marketing director of Pillsbury's Mexican Foods division, where he managed R&D, manufacturing, sales, finance and advertising personnel. In addition, Stickevers held senior brand management positions with Kraft Foods where he served as senior brand manager and manager of strategy. Prior to Kraft, he was a captain in the Air Force where he managed new weapon flight test programs. "I am pleased to join a company with a brand that reflects a commitment to total client satisfaction," said Stickevers. "I look forward to building upon a brand that has the highest level of loyalty for PCs driven by the quality of Gateway's products and services." Mr. Stickevers earned a bachelor of science degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y., and a master's of business administration from Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio. He will be based at the company's administrative headquarters in San Diego, Calif. About Gateway Gateway (NYSE: GTW), a Fortune 500 company founded in 1985, provides complete computing solutions for clients worldwide. The company has manufacturing facilities in the United States, Ireland and Malaysia and employs more than 14,000 people worldwide. Gateway products and services consistently win top awards from leading industry publications. Revenue for 1997 was $6.3 billion. For further information visit Gateway at www.gateway.com. CONTACT: Gateway, North Sioux City MEDIA CONTACT: Greg Lund, Corporate Communication (605-232-1757) greg.lund@gateway.com All content is compiled from a variety of sources by News Alert and provided as a service of PC Quote. See important copyright information. Refresh your screen often for the latest information. © 1998 News Alert Inc.

To: Tom DuBois who wrote (17394)	10/21/1998 7:59:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

AKLM is a very hard call. I happen to like this sector and watch ATVI, ERTS, THQI. If the estimates blow away street it could do a shot up like RATL did. But AKLM has had a very nice uptrend already and I worry that it is overbought. What happens if the report is okay but they say something slightly negative about the first quarter I've read that they have had many delays getting their new games out on time and the competition is very strong. Yes, at present the chart is very bullish even above its 30 day moving average. The OBV volume is the highest its been in months. But AKLM has gone up 20% in 3 consecutive days according to a nasdaq review on volume/price increases. Watch tomorrow for big blocks going through or any sign of fizzling volume. I would probably sell half a position and hold the other half if you are bent on holding. For me it was just a great and profitable trade.