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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (308050)	10/13/2002 10:52:54 PM
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Here is my solution. DELIST 20 percent of the Nasdaq . THEN BUSH WILL LOOK LIKE A GENIOUS... FOR SAVING WORLD FINANCIAL MARKETS. =============================================== biz.yahoo.com FT.com Nasdaq listing rule review draws fire Sunday October 13, 1:55 pm ET By Mary Chung in New York The Nasdaq stock exchange's move to consider getting rid of its $1 minimum listing standard is drawing fire from some on Wall Street. Hardwick Simmons, Nasdaq chairman, told a conference last week that he was looking at a change to the rule that all companies listed on the market should trade at more than $1 a share . But with nearly a fifth of all Nasdaq stocks trading below that level, critics of the second-biggest US stock market say it is buckling to the pressure of a 2-year bear market.