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To: zx who wrote (16876)	12/5/2001 1:17:52 AM
From: smet~	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19633

I had a hunch something big was up with ENE, just couldn't quite figure it out. ENRON ADMITS IT'S REALLY ARGENTINA Now Massive Ineptitude, Corruption Make More Sense, Analysts Say Houston, Texas (SatireWire.com) — Collapsed due to gross mismanagement and insurmountable debt, energy company Enron today confessed to what many observers had long suspected: it is actually Argentina. Congressional leaders, who have called for an investigation into the biggest corporate failure in U.S. history, immediately dismissed Enron's claim, but Argentinians weren't so sure. "The shady deals. The crazy debt. I knew there was something familiar about those guys," said Banco del Argentina director Ernesto Caballo. more.... satirewire.com

To: zx who wrote (16876)	12/5/2001 7:53:55 AM
From: Tom Hua	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19633

Good morning zx, it's amazing how a small position in ENE can do so much good when stock triples in 2 days. The 52-wk high was 85, closed yesterday at 0.85, it only needs to move up 2 decimal points and I shall retire a happy camper. T has restored my "high speed" service, problem is it's actually very low speed and unreliable. Apparently their infrastructure is not ready to handle mass conversion. 07:35 ET Ford Motor (F) 17.74: As anticipated, Ford reducing its outlook for Q4. Co now expects a loss of $0.50 a share for the period vs consensus of -$0.14. Blames shortfall on increased credit loss reserves reflecting weakened U.S. economic conditions and high marketing costs. Regards, Tom