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To: golfinvestor who wrote (96289)	3/28/2001 11:01:13 AM
From: seahorse	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

It is not clear to me which quarter they view to be in jeopardy. The current quarter or next quarter? How do you interpret this? tia, seahorse

To: golfinvestor who wrote (96289)	3/28/2001 11:04:06 AM
From: foundation	Respond to of 152472

" the government is making them freeze new subscribers" ---------- SK started selling selling subscribers for LG ---> <g> They must be really pissed at SK. <g> SK Telecom sleeps with enemy to reduce number of subscribers Message 15574437

To: golfinvestor who wrote (96289)	3/28/2001 11:35:53 AM
From: JohnG	Respond to of 152472

Nortel's woes bring out the bears Tech stocks get slammed By Julie Rannazzisi, CBS.MarketWatch.com Last Update: 11:19 AM ET Mar 28, 2001 NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - The bears came out in force to dump tech stocks Wednesday with another profit warning from Nortel Networks giving investors a harsh wake-up call. Nortel's woes had widespread negative repercussions on tech stocks, as most groups got whacked. Predictably, networking and fiber-optic issues led on the downside. Internet issues also swooned while chip stocks saw the mildest losses. Listen to Merrill's Christine Callies. FRONT PAGE NEWS Treasurys rise as stocks slammed by Nortel Tax-cut pitch hollow with home-equity argument Palm plunges after warning, cuts Wall Street cuts Disney profit expectations Online trading population falls 20% since August In the broad market, only utility issues generated some buying interest while paper, financial, oil service and retail issues took the biggest beating. Check our Markets Overview page for stats. After enjoying a three-day winning streak, the Dow Jones Industrials Average ($DJ: news, msgs, alerts) gave up 213 points, or 2.1 percent, to 9,734.

To: golfinvestor who wrote (96289)	3/28/2001 11:45:10 AM
From: JohnG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Wit Soundview= Wit UnSound View. Old news. SK drops to 50% by June and meets government's stupid requirement for their earlier merger with some peanut sized company in Korea. Then gloves are off and SK, having satisfied the idiots in the Korean government's merger dept, attacks after it meets this requirement for one month in a row. What a way these people do business. So now we see SK selling phones for their competitor to achieve tha goal. LOOK AT THIS NONSENSE: SK Telecom sleeps with enemy to reduce number of subscribers "Sleeping with the enemy" could turn out be a win-win strategy, as far as domestic telecom operators are concerned. SK Telecom (SKT) and Shinsegi Telecomm (011 and 017), the leading mobile-phone operators, announced yesterday that they will stop receiving new subscribers beginning April 1 and look at ways to have its agencies sell the 019 services of LG Telecom (LGT), one of its rivals. SKT and LGT reached an agreement in principle Tuesday to let 011 agencies be used as sales outlets for 019 mobile services from April 10 at the earliest, SKT officials said.