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To: dalroi who wrote (60073)	2/6/2005 4:36:15 PM
From: Taikun	Respond to of 74559

Stefaan, I bought RIO.P because for $5 (or 20%) less, I get the same yield. It appears to me the proposed 2005 dividend for RIO-P shall be 13.6% RIO-P'>http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=RIO-P biz.yahoo.com Or, buy the slightly more expensive RIO, yield is 11.6% A couple of years ago RIO-P and RIO traded at the same price. Since I think there is a chance that will happen again (especially since a special dividend declaration would only go to the P's, spiking them) I will own the P's. In that case, yes, they have similar upside to the Berkshire B's. David