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To: Sonki who wrote (14927)	12/22/1997 5:24:00 AM
From: Frank Ellis Morris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Good Morning Sonki, Thank you for the info concerning the making of a personal web page. I have been toying at doing so myself but have not been all that sucessful. It looks like my music project will not be ready until after the new year since my manufacturer closes its plant tomorrow until January 5,1998. It does not look good overseas again and this year has turned out to be one damn nightmare as from out of nowhere the ugly picture in Asia has put a real wall of concern for companies and what their profit potentials or losses will be? Since I do not time the market, my potfolio remains fully invested. I know the minute I start playing one little game of timing the cards will stack against me. Monday December 22, 3:58 am Eastern Time HK stocks close sharply off on overseas losses HONG KONG, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks slipped to a sharply lower Monday close, dented by Wall Street's drop on Friday, slumping stocks in Tokyo and falling futures, brokers said. ''With this kind of low turnover the market can quite easily be swung from one side to another,'' said Sean Li, associate director at Amsteel Securities. ''But I hope we'll still see a strong support level around 10,000 whilst upside potential could be 10,600.'' The Hang Seng Index finished 233.34 points, or 2.24 percent, lower at 10,172.47. Turnover was a moderate HK$6.08 billion. Best Wishes Frank