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To: NinjaDancer who wrote (10783)	5/25/2000 10:47:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 13582

Ninja Dancer cited an unidentified source: <The Asian Wall Street Journal said the Chinese company, known as Unicom, has no plans to build a CDMA network and that its executives believe it's unwise to do so, citing an unidentified investment banker and people close to the company. > Investors should NOT take ANY notice of anything written by that possibly illegally manipulative Wall Street Journal which is at best loose with facts and seems ill-disposed to anything to do with CDMA. Those guys are suspect. They are trying to hurt investors and blatantly admit that they have not identified their alleged source. Q! investors have obviously been hurt by the story and perhaps illegally so. There have been $$billions wiped off Q! market capitalisation and perhaps those suffering investors should hire lawyers or contact the SEC to see whether there has been illegal stock manipulation by the WSJ. Mqurice PS: On China, I don't see anything wrong with people haranguing China about their plans, attitudes, threats to Taiwan, action in Tibet, human rights etc. If Jiang Zemin doesn't like it, too bad! He can take a running jump. If they don't want to buy CDMA, too bad! We can sell CDMA while telling them what we think of them. They tell us what they think of us. They are threatening to blow up people in Taiwan who are producing CDMA equipment. That is not acceptable to me. If they try it, they'll regret it. If they want to buy CDMA from me, that's fine too. I'll keep buying their stuff [as long as they watch their manners]. As SurferM points out, the USA is not a great big Free Trade love-in where all is political harmony and libertarian freedom. Americans aren't even allowed to buy sheep from New Zealand. People are threatened with legal action for discussing dehypothecation and suggesting Memorial Day to do it.

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