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To: E_K_S who wrote (15010)	7/28/1997 11:52:00 PM
From: Elmo Gregory	of 42771

Hi Eric: Regarding "quiet period" and "blackout period". I have not been able to find a solid reference from the SEC on this issue as it pertains to the earnings reporting period. There is a reference to a "quiet period" for IPO's that is covered under Rule 134, but I haven't found the other references of interest. The "quiet period" as it relates to earnings may be self-imposed by each company, but I'm not sure about that. Here is an example of one company's policy: Seagate enters a quiet period on the fifteenth day of the third month every quarter until financial results are released. All Seagate employees are subject to a blackout period for trading Seagate Stock. This period begins on the first day of the third month each quarter, lasting until 48 hours after financial results have been released. seagate.com Elmo

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