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To: Oska who wrote (1354)	2/7/2000 2:25:00 AM
From: Oska	Respond to of 1412

JSB's value went up British Pence 225 on Friday. At 800,000 shares, SPYG's value went up Pound Sterling 1.8 million. At a conversion of 1.59 to the United States dollar, SPYG's value went up $2,862,000. It is nice unrealized profit for a day's parking money, and one can be sure that SPYG management have noticed it in terms of making investments on their own. JSB Exchange: London Delay: at least 20 minutes Last Price: 2,145 at 16:46 GMT Change: Up 225 (+11.72%) High: 2,145 at 16:46 GMT Low: 1,920 at 7:55 GMT Open: 1,920 Previous Close: 1,920 on 2/3 Volume: Not Available Currency Units: British Pence Confirm all data with your broker or financial advisor before trading. Data by: S&P ComStock All my best, Osman.

To: Oska who wrote (1354)	2/13/2000 8:18:00 AM
From: Oska	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1412

In tracking SPYG's 800,000 shares of JSB SoftwareTechnologies Plc, I believe I may have been using the wrong symbol. EASDAQ (European Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation) gives the firm's stock prices in United States dollars under symbol JSBS: easdaq.be The latest closing price is 111.00 USD, which at 800,000 shares is 88,800,000 USD; combined with the cash payment SPYG received, the Surfwatch sale has netted Spyglass over 100,000,000 USD. This represents a huge windfall for the firm. They have a great cash trove with which to invest in technologies to get more entrenched in the wireless and set-top box browser areas. With companies like Be coming out with their BeIA browser for the Internet appliance market, the money will give Spyglass a lot of ammunition to fight the competition. All my best, Osman.