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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (54273)	8/29/2009 6:00:20 PM
From: Gib Bogle	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217764

Who in their right mind would want to live in Nevada? I guess it might be a good place to make crank.

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (54273)	8/30/2009 3:08:49 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217764

Petrobras May Increase Its Investment Plan, Estado Reports Elroy, this is the time for other countries who want to have a share of the business to enter offering money right now! They must do this before the door closes. Petrobras May Increase Its Investment Plan, Estado Reports By Helder Marinho Aug. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Petroleo Brasileiro SA may increase its five-year $174.4 billion investment plan after Brazil announces new rules for oil exploration and production in the so-called pre-salt region, O Estado de S. Paulo said. Petrobras will need a new financing strategy to boost investments, the Sao Paulo-based newspaper reported, citing Luciano Coutinho, president of Brazil’s national development bank. Coutinho said Petrobras can raise funds in the capital markets and BNDES, as the bank is known, will also be a source of financing for the company, according to Estado. Coutinho called for a special tax regime for companies that will sell products and services to the pre-salt development, Estado said. To contact the reporter on this story: Helder Marinho in Rio

To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (54273)	8/30/2009 1:19:31 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217764

On Wednesday, Nasdaq announced that it was holding exclusive talks with the Brazilian exchange over the next 60 days to discuss the possibility of joining forces to develop an order-routing system between the two exchanges that would allow investors on one exchange to send buy and sell orders for stocks traded on the other. It will beocme easier for you to invest in Brazil! Nasdaq and Brazilian exchange to discuss partnership By Jonathan Wheatley in São Paulo Published: August 27 2009 01:52 \| Last updated: August 27 2009 01:52 BM&F Bovespa, Brazil’s futures and equities exchange, and the Nasdaq OMX Group of the US are discussing a “strategic, commercial and technological partnership”, the Brazilian exchange said in a statement on Wednesday evening. If completed, the partnership would mark a further expansion of BM&F Bovespa’s international activities, which have expanded quickly since it was formed by the merger of Brazil’s derivatives and stock exchanges in May 2008 Bovespa gets US greenlight By Jonathan Wheatley in São Paulo Published: August 28 2009 03:35 \| Last updated: August 28 2009 08:32 The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the agency that regulates commodities and derivatives markets in the US, on Thursday approved trading by American residents of derivatives related to the main share index at the BM&F Bovespa, the multi-asset exchange formed by the merger of Brazil’s derivatives and stock exchanges in May last year. It follows an agreement on Wednesday between the Brazilian exchange and Nasdaq OMX of the US to discuss commercial and technological partnerships, and is the latest of several developments to expand BM&F Bovespa’s reach into overseas markets.