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To: Tommaso who wrote (136490)	11/30/2001 11:43:03 AM
From: TheStockFairy	Respond to of 436258

Hmmm.. it's probably been done but I wonder if you could sell a portion of a company on EBay to shareholders. Hmmm wonder if that's legal. I have a company, no product, no service, but with $1mm in financing I'm sure I could think of something to do with my day. Maybe open up Dairy Queens.

To: Tommaso who wrote (136490)	11/30/2001 12:48:27 PM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 436258

Cancelled my 0.25 crap shoot ENE order. LOL! It might still bounce - Chapter 11 announcement on Monday. LONDON, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Shipping's worldwide exposure to the fall of Enron (NYSE:ENE - news) is about $100 million and many companies could be pushed to the brink of bankruptcy, Enron shipping director Pierre Aury said on Friday. ``Many shipping companies will go bust because we can't fulfil our obligations,'' Aury told Reuters, who estimated that Enron's paper trades comprised 50 percent of the entire freight derivatives market. He estimated shipping's global exposure to Enron at ``close to $100 million. More than $8 million of that is to one counterparty and about ten (debts) are for $5 million each,'' he said.