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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (16680)	3/8/2002 9:09:10 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

Hi Patron, on bonds ... Message 16958727 My USD bonds are mostly 1-3 year staggered treasury strips, always some maturing once per quarter and then rolled out another 36 months. My GX/NTL adventures had been written down to zero, so no point selling. The Asian 'high yields' were purchased during the Asian financial crisis, perfectly respectable now given the 0.05% yield on USD fixed deposit at the bank, and besides, they were mostly purchased when we in Asia were being opague, leveraged, sham lying, not accounting, and nepotistic cronies. You know the type:0) ... and in case of interest, on Euro, for this calendar year ... Message 16940870 On the strange recovery ... the battle lines are now drawn and victims will be buried later. Chugs, Jay