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To: Andrew Danielson who wrote (24438)	4/28/1999 3:18:00 PM
From: J R KARY	Respond to of 213177

The Pixar becomes clearer Mr J went to H & Q's as a "Toy Soldier" Goldman Sachs pushed AAPL yesterday while SJ charmed the tech analysts but unfortunately about his other company PIXAR . Maybe why ZDNet had that lame AAPL iCEO article last night to reaffirm Jobs is not "acting" : " When it comes to charming Wall Street, Steve Jobs is a god. The Pixar (Nasdaq: PIXR) CEO -- and acting chairman and CEO of Apple Computer (AAPL) -- simply blew away the crowd at Hambrecht & Quist's Technology Conference in San Francisco with an elegantly simple presentation highlighting great financial numbers and a special preview of Pixar's upcoming sequel, Toy Story 2. " redherring.com Notes gone , Poison Pill gone , 2 more "warts" to go .... iCEO stock options and buy back MSFT's preferred issue . Problem for AAPL is the analysts now see PIXAR as a buck machine so where will Mr J's loyalties eventually lie ? The Board has a predicament . Jim K.

To: Andrew Danielson who wrote (24438)	4/28/1999 9:46:00 PM
From: Moominoid	Respond to of 213177

Around 43 is where the 34 week Bollinger Band I track is at curently. If it comes back to 43 it will still be right at the edge of that range so it is quite likely it will fall below that. The band was at that level back in Jan when the stock overshot to 46-47 and then came back in fast. So this relative strength is promising. 43 is also the peak last summer relatively. When it opened at 43 two days ago that showed it was through that resistance level. But it can't push much higher in a hurry because on all other counts according to the BB analysis above it is overextended. I would see it as good news if it doesn't close below 43 while it waits for the mean and BBs to catch up to it. That would be very strong. I don't know much about the filling gaps theory. To me if resistance becomes support that's a good sign. BWDIK David