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To: Tim Luke who wrote (8606)9/21/1999 11:17:00 AM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.  Respond to of 32871
 
Tuesday September 21 10:58 AM ET

Yucca Plant Branches Out Into Stock Market
dailynews.yahoo.com

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - A yucca plant is the latest investor on the Stockholm stock exchange, issuing buy and sell orders
on the exchange's 16 most traded shares.

Swedish artist Ola Pehrson has attached electrodes to the plant's leaves and, through a sensor, can feel the plant's growth
with movements linked to a computer program tracking the 16 most active stocks.

When the yucca's stock recommendations perform better than the bourse's general index, it is given water and light.

If the plant fails to deliver profits, it stays dry and in the dark.

The yucca is part of an exhibition by seven Swedish artists in Stockholm.