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Non-Tech : Federal-Mogul Corporation (FDMLQ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: accountclosed who wrote (86)	2/6/2001 3:14:19 PM
From: JHP	Respond to of 142

Institutional Ownership FMO national news • trade instipro• quotes & charts Information provided by Lionshares. DATE DESCRIPTION 06-FEB-01 OLD KENT FINANCIAL CORP /MI/: Sold Out Position 05-FEB-01 BANK ONE CORP /OH/: Decreased Position 04-FEB-01 BANK ONE CORP /OH/: Decreased Position 03-FEB-01 BANK ONE CORP /OH/: Decreased Position 01-FEB-01 AMSOUTH BANCORPORATION: Decreased Position 31-JAN-01 ADVANTUS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC: Sold Out Position 27-JAN-01 PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES INCORPORATED: Increased Position 26-JAN-01 BANK OF NEW YORK CO INC: Sold Out Position 25-JAN-01 KIRR MARBACH & CO LLC: Sold Out Position 24-JAN-01 KIRR MARBACH & CO LLC: Sold Out Position

To: accountclosed who wrote (86)	2/16/2001 10:33:09 AM
From: JHP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 142

WSJ article: Negative by: hceen011 02/16/01 12:20 am EST Msg: 13419 of 13427 Excerpt: 1. Federal-Mogul faces a number of concerns, including the possibility of bankruptcy, an overall softening in the auto market and asbestos claims from its acquisition of T&N PLC. 2. Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown auto parts analyst Kenneth Blaschke rates the company a sell and predicted that FMO will have negative cash flow of $435 million this year. 3. A lack of cash flow to pay down debt and expected losses in the first half of 2001 will likely cause Federal-Mogul to break new debt covenants as early as the second quarter of 2001, Mr. Blaschke said. See link for more: interactive.wsj.com