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To: re3 who wrote (84715)	11/20/1999 4:16:00 PM
From: Jay Rommel	Respond to of 164684

> james, this article says there are 267 billionaires in the us of a... Ike, there are two of 'em in this thread.

To: re3 who wrote (84715)	11/20/1999 9:28:00 PM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

<<where are you on the list>> I just don't want to be last on the list. That's why I appear to be one of the few here that sells stocks. Most of my value stocks are gone, especially my cyclicals. Hey Ike, here's another one I missed. Did you? <<Leaders in the field include Celestica (No. 16), Solectron (No. 20), and Flextronics International (No. 24). The biggest gainer in the group was Toronto's Celestica, which used to be IBM's Canadian operation. Like its rivals, Celestica has benefited from an upsurge in outsourcing--especially from the red-hot Net equipment makers. In a $72 billion sector growing at 20% annually, Celestica's revenues climbed 59%, to $3.7 billion, for the first nine months of the year, while adjusted net earnings jumped 208%, to $82 million.