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To: Racso who wrote (23934)	4/14/1999 10:34:00 AM
From: rhet0ric	Respond to of 213177

Where does this quote come from? news.com rhet0ric

To: Racso who wrote (23934)	4/14/1999 11:08:00 AM
From: J R KARY	Respond to of 213177

No AAPL Japan inventory problem , altering AppleStore for resellers ? News is a week old , loaded with corporate double talk blaming resellers , suggesting use of AAPL's (direct?) on-line ordering . Rhet linked the comment's source and here is more of AAPL's "Voice in the (Street's) Wilderness" : ------ " Lou Mazzuchelli, analyst with Gerard Klauer Mattison, said he is looking for the company to show some market-share gains and continued cost containment as signposts for Apple's future earnings potential. As for the current quarter, Mazzuchelli said he thinks Apple can hit beyond his predicted market of 59 cents per share. " ------- Remember RDF (Reality Distortion Field ala S Jobs) is when you get two AAPL favorable comments in one article . No RDF here its only Lou , again . All successful products , computers or not , have initial inventory/supply glitches and AAPL's fire news fumbling may be a smokescreen. My opinion the gang of six and AAPL assist each other . Yesterday's peg (34 5/8) cleared out some (April?) options and now we can see a rise . If the six are not the "shorts" then we may see a kingsize bear trap. Jim K.