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To: Sonny McWilliams who wrote (17289)	2/9/1998 5:58:00 AM
From: Frank Ellis Morris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Good Morning Sonny, I am absolutely thrilled that you and your family enjoyed my music production of Destiny. There are many who are surprised to learn that my album is not just me playing the piano but is a full blown orchestrated production similar to what one would hear if they bought a Yanni or Tesh Producton. Anyway, my goal was to create something very different and unique and again I am most pleased with your kind words. I think that Margaret told you some time ago that you would really enjoy it. The overseas markets look very good this morning and we may have the rally continue here. Monday February 9, 4:31 am Eastern Time HK stocks close sharply higher, red chips lead HONG KONG, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks rallied to a sharply higher close on Monday, boosted by firmer overseas markets and softer local interbank rates, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index leaped 387.29 points, or 3.69 percent, to end at 10,873.15 points. Sentiment was bullish on China plays, which were in the forefront. The China-Affiliated Corporations Index surged 13.15 percent to 1,716.11 while the H-shares index ended 9.37 percent higher at 706.96. Investors were encouraged by renewed confidence in the Chinese economy and eyed Shenzhen's B share index, which surged 10 percent to close at 93.18 points on its first trading day after the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday All the overseas markets are looking good this morning. Have a nice day Sonny, and thanks again your friend Frank