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To: isopatch who wrote (3233)	10/25/2001 11:20:49 PM
From: Stormin Norman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 36161

<<Trade liberalization will be a new focus of attention.>> Dang! How is that going to happen. Maybe we'll send Microsoft packing to some South American country. I don't know how much more liberal we can get with foreign trade. Otherwise I agree with his take on the EU and China. Two superpowers we'll reckon with eventually. By the way, is America mentioned anywhere in the Bible? My limited study of Eschatalogy has not revealed to it to me.

To: isopatch who wrote (3233)	10/26/2001 12:39:45 AM
From: Frank Pembleton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Isopatch, nice article -- I was looking through some of my earlier posts on the old SD thread to find a conversation we had on some of my LT views ... Anyway, I couldn’t find it ... I believe it was a list of stocks to compliment the trend of the North - South trading pattern of our countries - including Mexico My long-term buy watchlist besides my predictable babbling about the Alberta oil patch is Canadian Pacific Rail <-- my star candidate IMHO -- I’m also thinking Canadian National Railways might be worth a look, there will be consolidation in this area. The race to build additional systems to support the growing North – South trade between NAFTA partners is inevitable. I also like some of the small utility players like Canadian Hydro developers, which operates a large wind farm in Southern Alberta along side of it’s hydro operations. canhydro.com If Canadian Hydro developers is too clean for y'all we do have lots of high-grade coal that can be shipped South via ... you guessed it --> rail. Regards Frank P.