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To: Evan who wrote (3855)	6/7/1999 2:19:00 PM
From: puddinhead	Respond to of 7209

>>If they don't file on June 15 I think the problem will take care of itself.<< I agree, one should probably caulk it up and lick there wounds and dump LGOV if they miss another date.

To: Evan who wrote (3855)	6/7/1999 3:22:00 PM
From: REDDY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7209

Evan, What is it that LGOV needs to file by June 15th? reddy

To: Evan who wrote (3855)	6/8/1999 1:29:00 AM
From: jmhollen	Respond to of 7209

Gee, Evan..... I warned you about watching where you walk around here. The "..thread of the living dead.." kind of dribbles over here when they run out of ketchup packs and/or exhaust all their ignorant rumors over there.... Even the chief BOD-sampler from the environmental scientist directorate at the local treatment plant made an '..uhpeerunce..', I see. (yuk yuk yuk) From the "Jus' so's ya know Dept.": CHINA; Beijing policy moves bring cheer REUTERS Shanghai's B shares reversed morning losses to end higher yesterday, as sentiment was buoyed by solid gains in the Shenzhen market. The B-Share Index rose 1.375 points to settle at 41.004. Turnover was US$12.53 million, compared with Friday's $15.59 million. "Sentiment was largely upheld by the Shenzhen gains," a broker said. The two markets had rallied of late, although Shanghai's B shares had under-performed their southern counterparts, brokers said. Shanghai's B shares have climbed 6.01 per cent since June 2, while Shenzhen's soared about 20 per cent. Brokers said there was considerable confidence in long-term gains as investors saw the government gearing up to bolster the market. The recent bull run has helped raise hopes of a revival in the long-dormant primary market, with some companies considering initial public offerings. Huangshi Dongbei Electrical Appliances, a refrigerator-compressor maker, planned to offer 100 million B shares this month in Shanghai. Brokers said the share offer would be closely watched for signs pointing to a recovery. Shanghai Tyre & Rubber was the most active issue, with 8.41 million shares changing hands. It was also among the best performers. Shanghai's A shares closed firmer, with the A-Share Index advancing 43.4 points to 1,407.686. Turnover rose to 12.96 billion yuan from Friday's 11.22 billion yuan. Technology stocks led the gains. In Shenzhen, B shares soared on expectations that more market-bolstering measures were in store after last week's bullish policy moves by Beijing. The B-Share Index rose 5.54 points to end at 89.04. Turnover was steady at HK$172.83 million, compared with $177.54 million on Friday. "The market feels that there is still some good news that has not been announced," a broker said. B shares might slow down or even correct in the short term, another broker said, "but the overall upward trend has not changed". Bengang Steel was the most actively traded issue, which closed higher on 17.14 million shares crossing the board. Shenzhen A shares finished higher. The A-Share Index rose 11.83 points to 416.7. Turnover climbed to 11.51 billion yuan from 9.93 billion yuan. Brokers said the market was bolstered by mutual funds, which snapped up large-capitalisation blue chips.

To: Evan who wrote (3855)	6/9/1999 3:44:00 PM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7209

Hey Evan, Here's a cute one for you...... Desperate for some real news or international input (other than Chinese take-out) "..puddy.." decries that I've been busted and should be reviewed, "..FOR ANOTHER SUSPENSION.." (..yuk yuk yuk yuk..) I take a few days off after a major project to spend with my kids and go fishin', and according to AINNONites, I got "..suspended.."! Damn, Evan, I would have thought that you would have at least sent me a PM that I had been given the "..boot.." (..other than the one on the bottom of the pond..) (tee hee)!!! Their thread is apparently SO DEAD that if we take a day off - they go stark staring bonkers, and "..'round the bend.."! Oh my! You don't suppose I'll get detention too, do you..?? You didn't rat me out to Jill for failing to post, did ya - old son..?!?! Let me see, I graduated from high school back in '65, and I don't think I've chewed gum in the hallway ever since. You never know when the principal might be watching; if you understand the principle..!! (tee hee hee) This gets funnier by the minute.... Old bull(whatever) even did one of his lazy little "..cut & paste's.." from another thread, indicating that I was going to bum-out and boogie for a few days; and his jello-brained minions can't even read their Master's posts..! HA..!! Keep the faith, Dude..!! John :-) ps: Don't step in any Emu droppings while you're tip-toeing around the gooey yellow stuff aroud here..!! :-)