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To: H James Morris who wrote (104056)	5/26/2000 6:46:00 AM
From: allen menglin chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

James, did u get some China plays? I covered 1/2 of them too early! CHINA/XING/CPIH are quite easy to borrow, but SINA is tough to get. The other 3 are too thin -- low floats. Next time you know how to play the Chinese momos :). biz.yahoo.com Despite House passage Wednesday of the bill granting permanent normal trade relations with China, stocks of many Chinese companies traded on U.S. exchanged fell Thursday. Internet service providers China.com (Nasdaq: CHINA - news) and Sina.com (Nasdaq: SINA - news) were among those hit, despite news that China.com was planning to invest as much as $250 million in China in expectation of improved trade relations. China.com fell 9.2% to 24 1/2, while Sina.com dropped 17.2% to 37 11/16. Also falling were medical-goods supplier U.S.-China Industrial Exchange (NASDAQ: CHDX - news), down 42.7% to 12 3/4; paper products maker DF China Technology (NASDAQ: DFCT - news), falling 23.6% to 2 5/8; construction contractor China Prosperity International Holdings (Nasdaq: CPIH - news), 31.5% lower at 6 1/2; and rubber and plastics manufacturer China Resources Development (NASDAQ: CHRB - news), plunging 48.6% to 8 1/16. HK indices (in English) hsi.com.hk If you read Chinese, here is the place to watch how Chinese ADRs are trading in HK hk.finance.yahoo.com hk.finance.yahoo.com