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To: craig crawford who wrote (127345)	6/27/2001 11:06:30 PM
From: Sarmad Y. Hermiz	Respond to of 164684

>> until goonybird only cut rates a quarter. So who were the maroons who started a massive sell at 2:30 pm ? I am now convinced that the basic fuel for the stock market is the money from hard working idiots who come in flush with earned money, get fleeced in short order, and leave. Next day, a new bunch of idiots. Just like the casinos of Las Vegas. The life styles of a million wall street workers depend on the constant inflow of this money. Anyway, I sold some i2 at a $2 gain, and bought altr at 26. ALso sold emc and intc at 29+. Bought adct at 6.60.

To: craig crawford who wrote (127345)	6/27/2001 11:17:38 PM
From: Victor Lazlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

i don't think energy consumption is going to decrease anytime soon. Aldo Labiad, A.C.L.N. President and Chief Executive Officer, commented, ``A number of strong economic and market forces are positively impacting the markets we serve in Africa, resulting in rapid increases in demand for cars and trucks. These forces include emerging political and economic stability, governments striving to improve the economies of their countries, a rising consumer class, improved access to oil and gasoline, and a current automobile ownership rate of less than 1.5 percent. With virtually no local automotive manufacturing, this rising demand can only be served by importing new and used vehicles. The strong growth in our April shipments and for the last several months is a direct result of our unique ability to readily respond to and profitably service sharp increases in demand.'' About A.C.L.N. Limited A.C.L.N. Limited (www.aclnfltd.com <http://www.aclnfltd.com>) is a global leader in automobile logistics, serving four European ports, and fourteen ports of destination in Africa. Founded in 1978, A.C.L.N. currently operates two primary business segments: (i) automobile logistics services between Europe and Africa, and (ii) a wholesale automobile distribution service in Africa. With an established global network, A.C.L.N. provides door-to-door shipping and logistics of personal vehicles from Europe to developing countries in Africa. biz.yahoo.com