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To: Prashant Patel who wrote (981)	12/13/1997 5:14:00 PM
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Hello Prashant: Like many HK stocks, Stone is not traded as an ADR. The ordinary shares can be bought & sold "Under The Counter". That is my own term for a stock that isn't Exchange or NASDAQ listed. The symbol is SOEHF. AS I recall, DBC offers quotes but uses a symbol ^SETL-HK. In Hong Kong, it trades under the numeric symbol "409". It would be imprudent of me not to remind you this is a second tier HK listed company. Therefore, there are many different types of risk one should be aware of before investing anything. I would strongly urge anyone to do their own research before investing in any company. My record speaks for itself.... I am wrong a lot. A good starting point is: hksfc.org.hk This is the HK market regulatory authority. In the past, I have e-mailed them and asked for a company address/e-mail contact. They have always been most courteous in replying. I have also contacted the American Chamber of Congress in HK. They too are helpfull in providing addresses. I don't believe either agency does this as a regular service, so I try not to abuse their kindness. Regards, Doug