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To: kai_kai who wrote (3368)	1/19/2000 6:22:00 AM
From: swisstrader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6018

kai...may wish to check you math...a sale of 125 shares of SFTBF at 820 Euros will net you $103K USD, not $200K as you indicate (using 1 USD: 1.013 EUR)...I wish you luck with this...for some, just so much easier to hold what you know and love (just like your first wife and then no need for complications with second wife...too much maintenance, money and pain!). SFTBF price action does not have me nervous...Trans Cosmos on the other hand is bending and breaking (to some degree) under the pressure.

To: kai_kai who wrote (3368)	1/19/2000 12:35:00 PM
From: Edwin S. Fujinaka	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6018

If I understood you, you are looking to cash out 125 shares of SFTBF by the end of January at something over Michelda's 150,000 yen target. That is, if the stock doubles in a week and one half, you are willing to take some money off the table at a US Dollar denominated price per share of around $1600. (Michelda's 150,000 yen target is more like $1400 US). In any case, both figures seem somewhat exuberant, but perhaps not irrationally so <G>. I'm still looking for a January close of around $1000/share US and will be content with that. As to how much cash it will take to afford a second wife, I don't think that Rupert Murdoch has enough money to cover that (at least not two wives at the same time). Serial wives are another matter <G>. Your AOL expectation of $55 seems a little more likely than BOSTQ at $20. I suspect your current wife is not concerned <G>.