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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (33367)	3/19/2003 5:17:32 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie	Respond to of 57110

Actually, the timeline is a little off there. The price of oil went up when Iraq started the military buildup on the Kuwaiti border. It peaked when shortly after the US and the UK committed troops in September. It then dropped into the actual hostilities in January. (I guess that is similar). The price of oil rose about 6.50/barrel (about 33%) from the February 1991 low to October 1991. geocities.com stockcharts.com[r,a]whcaynay[d19900102,19940319][pb50!b200]&pref=G