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To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (63862)	4/5/2000 1:11:00 PM
From: Jane4IceCream	Respond to of 95453

Un-believeable! Took them 6 fills to place my buy order on FLC just now. Jane PS...since everyone here likes to grin alot here is another <VBG> Thanks, Slide

To: SliderOnTheBlack who wrote (63862)	4/5/2000 1:45:00 PM
From: SargeK	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

FLC - Great Profit Potential I knew that if I recommended FLC, a CERTAIN party would find fault! So I've linked StreetAdvisor.com recommendations over the past couple of weeks; SO , someone else would recommend FLC. Hey it worked! OPEC Focuses on Price, not Production Mar 29 2000 The agreement announced by the Organization of Petroleum Organization of Petroleum [OPEC] yesterday increases production by 1.4m barrels per day [b/d] and is in line with expectations. This is bullish for energy and our buy rated stocks are shown in the table below. The new production quotas, including the current estimated overproduction of about 1.5m b/d, will be less than the approximate 2.5m b/d imbalance between production and consumption. Statements about a focus on a price range of $20 to $25 indicate the importance of price, not volume, to OPEC producers. The energy minister of Venezuela said OPEC would review production if prices move beyond an unspecified price band for 20 days. We continue to believe sustained crude oil prices in this range will generate higher earnings for energy companies that would drive a multi-year drilling cycle and be very bullish for energy and energy service stocks. Our recommendations with target prices are listed in the following table. Ticker Price Price Potential 3/28/00 Target Gain Oil Producers Amerada Hess AHC $58.88 $80.00 36% Chevron CHV $84.63 $110.00 30% Occidental Petroleum OXY $19.13 $35.00 83% Texaco TX $51.06 $75.00 47% Energy Service BakerHughes BHI $28.81 $35.00 21% CooperCameron CAM $66.56 $75.00 13% Diamond Offshore DO $37.38 $55.00 47% Friede Goldman Halter FGH $6.31 $20.00 217% Halliburton HAL $37.69 $55.00 46% Marine Drilling MRL $25.63 $35.00 37% Nabors Industries NBR $36.50 $45.00 23% R&B Falcon FLC $18.94 $70.00 270% Rowan Companies RDC $28.63 $35.00 22% Schlumberger SLB $76.88 $85.00 11% Valero Energy VLO $30.25 $50.00 65% Varco Int'l VRC $12.25 $30.00 145% streetadvisor.com Strange how a certain party likes FLC long term potential; but, not FGH. Stranger things have happened! >g< K