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To: energyplay who wrote (82787)	12/27/2000 5:01:14 AM
From: Garlic Breath	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

Does anyone have an opinion on ESNJ? I'm looking for a lower price stock to play this sector. Again I'm late getting into the game Thanks Steve

To: energyplay who wrote (82787)	12/27/2000 9:07:19 AM
From: Tommaso	Respond to of 95453

The euro warrant symbol is eun/ws. At least that is how I buy them through Quick and Reilly and that's how they are identified on the Amex web site, where you can also find other information about them. I think I will review it myself, hang on. amex.com I cannot seem to find a description of the warrant contract, but it is exercisable until something like February 2002 at a strike of .86 and each warrant buys $50 US worth of Euros at that price. If you find the decription, please post it to me.