Fred, Seems that you and Rubin are on the same page. I'm not into "isms". Whatever works best, do it, or get out of the way.
Since LGE owns about 55% of Zenith, it's important to keep track of its financial health. Noticed that Saturday, LGE was up about 8%.
Saturday, December 13, 1997
South Korea Closing Stock Prices
Company.... Latest Day....Previous Day
Cheiljedang 20,800 (20,300)
Daelim Indus 2,240 (2,260)
Daewoo 4,080 (3,810)
Daewoo Heavy Indus 4,600 (4,450)
Daishin Securities 2,650 (2,510)
Hyosung T&C 8,700 (8,740)
Hyundai Engineering 10,300 (9,600)
Hyundai Motor 18,100 (17,000)
Korea Electric Power 14,500 (13,500)
Korea First Bank 1,870 (2,030)
Korean Air 7,250 (6,720)
LG Chemical 7,650 (7,880)
LG Electronics 12,400 (11,500)
Pohang Iron & Steel 50,000 (46,400)
Samsung 4,980 (4,920)
Samsung Electronics 42,700 (40,600)
Samsung Fire & Marine 209,000 (212,000)
Samsung Heavy Indus 3,940 (4,280)
SK Corp. 11,800 (11,500)
(formerly Yukong)
SK Telecom 389,000 (420,500)
Ssangyong Cement 3,000 (3,220)
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The Koreans are fealing "dissed" by the world, especially by the US. I'm certain, however, that Zenith employees and shareholders have the greatest respect for LGE and wish LGE the best in these challenging times..
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