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To: BigKNY3 who wrote (5638)	9/20/1998 11:49:00 PM
From: BigKNY3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9523

Peabody Valleys and Peaks Updated: 9/20/98 Have PFun! BigKNY3 __________________________________________________ Listed below is an updated summary of the Peabody Peaks and Valleys since 1/04/90 including; the PFE price, the % change since the previous Peabody Valley or Peak, the # of days from the last Peabody Valley or Peak, the # of high volume days associated with the Peabody Valley or Peak, and the predicted next Peabody Valley or Peak using the Model, and the difference between the this predicted price and the actual price . ____________________________________________________ ................................................................................ Predicted .........................................% Chg... # Days..High Vol..Peabody....% Diff ...............................PFE.....Last........Last....Days ....Next Pred..Peabody/ Peak/Valley.. Date...Price...Vall/Pk....Val/Pk. W/ Date...Vall/Pk....Actual 1....Peak.....1/4/90....9.06.................................. 2....... 6.92........1.5% 2....Valley...2/26/90...6.81.....-24.8%..... 53........12......11.31.......19.0% 3....Peak.... 7/31/90...9.50......39.4%.....155.......21........7.31....... -8.7% 4....Valley...8/23/90...8.00.....-15.8%..... 23..........1.......12.61 .....-41.3% 5....Peak.....2/30/91..21.50...168.8%... 494 .........9.......18.07...... 4.9% 6....Valley...2/19/92...17.22...-19.9%......51..........8.......22.76...... 19.2% 7....Peak.....2/27/92...19.10....10.9% .......8 .........2.......15.91...... -6.4% 8...Valley....4/28/92...17.00....-11.0%......61.........3.......22.52....... 8.2% 9....Peak.....8/20/92...20.81.....22.4%....114........4........17.45 .......+0.4% 10..Valley...10/5/92....17.38....-16.5%......46.......10.......22.93.......14.7% 11..Peak.....2/14/92 ...20.00.....15.1%......70........3.......16.72........27.4% 12..Valley....2/22/93 ...13.13 ...-34.4%..... 70 .....33.......18.25 ......14.5% 13..Peak.....3/11/93 ...15.94 ....21.4%......17 . .....3.......13.08 .... -8.2% 14..Valley....3/24/93 ...14.25 ...-10.6%......13........1........19.49......3.1% 15..Peak.....6/17/93 ...18.90.....32.6%...... 85.......6.......15.73 .....13.1% 16..Valley...8/16/93 ...13.92 ....-26.4%..... 60.....13.......19.13 .....17.2% 17..Peak.....9/03/93....16.31......17.2%......18.......1.......13.41......-7.1% 18..Valley...10/04/93...14.44 ....-11.5%......31.......1.......19.70 .....11.9% 19..Peak.... 12/30/93...17.60 .....21.9%......87.......0......14.57 .......9.7% 20..Valley....3/31/94....13.29 ....-24.5%......91.......2......18.43......-18.1% 21..Peak......3/29/95....22.50.....69.4%.....363......3......18.96.......-5.8% 22..Valley.....5/15/95....20.13..... -10.6%.....47......5......25.96........0.6% 23..Peak......8/1/95......25.81......28.3%..... 78..... 5......21.93 ......-5.7% 24..Valley....9/8/95.......23.25.....-9.9%....... 38....10.....29.40 .......-12.1% 25..Peak.....12/14/95....33.44.....43.8%.......97......5.....28.77.........-4.9% 26..Valley.....1/19/96.....30.25.....-9.5%.......36....14..... 37.10.........4.9% 27..Peak.......2/13/96.....35.38....16.9%.......25.....4...... 30.50 ........-0.8% 28..Valley.....3/14/96..... 30.75....-13.1%......30.....11.....37.65.........4.0% 29..Peak.......4/3/96 ......36.19....17.7%.......20..... 2......31.23 .......-0.7% 30..Valley......5/8/96......31.44....-13.1%......35......3......38.41........-0.7% 31..Peak.......6/17/96.....38.69....23.1%.......40......3......33.47........2.0% 32..Valley......7/16/96.....32.81....-15.2%.....29......2.......39.92........-7.7% 33..Peak.....10/21/96......43.25...31.8%.......97..... 5.......37.56....... -4.9% 34..Valley....10/28/96.....39.50....-8.7%........7.......5.......47.28 ....... 3.6% 35..Peak.....11/26/96 .....45.63...15.5%......29.......4.......39.69 .......-0.1% 36..Valley....12/6/96 .......39.75...-12.9%.....10.......5.......47.56........-4.6% 37..Peak.......2/18/97......49.88...25.5%......74...... 5.......43.50.........4.8% 38..Valley..... 4/03/97......41.50...-16.8%.....44.....15.......49.48........30.9% 39..Peak.......7/07/97.......64.75.. 56.0%......95 ....18.....55.13 .........-7.4% 40...Valley....8/18/97........51.06...-21.1%.....42 ...11.....66.88.........10.1% 41...Peak....10/24/97.......73.63 ...44.2%......67.....3 ....62.00...........4.8% 42...Valley...10/27/97.......65.00 ...-11.7% .....4.....2.....85.50.........-12.1% 43...Peak....10/30/97.......74.88.....15.2% .....2..... 3.....66.00.........+0.5% 44...Valley...11/13/97.......66.31....-11.3%....14.... 3.....83.00.........-3.6% 45...Peak....12/04/97.......80.00.....20.6%....21.....2.....69.13.......+0.6% 46...Valley...12/19/97.......69.56....-13.0%....15.....1....87.13........+9.0% 47...Peak......1/05/98.......79.94.....14.9% ....17....1....69.38 ....... -2.4% 48...Valley... 1/12/98...... 71.06.....-11.1% .... 7....3 ....87.00........ -4.9% 49...Peak..... 2/27/98...... 91.44.......28.7% ...46 ...1 ...79.87 ....... -5.1% 50...Valley....3/06/98.......84.13.........-8.0% .... 7 ...3....103.71.......+0.0% 51....Peak.....4/06/98 ....103.75........23.3%...31...13.....91.86 ........-3.6% 52...Valley.... 4/16/98......95.31........ -8.1%....10 ....1...116.50 ........-4.3% 53...Peak......4/21/98.....121.75.........27.7%.....5 ....8...109.12..........4.5% 54...Valley....5/17/98 .....104.75........-14.0% ...26 ..2....124.00.......+8.6% 55....Peak ....5/20/98 .....114.19.........9.0%......3 ...4 ....101.10.......+0.8% 56 ...Valley.. 6/01/98......100.38........-12.1%....12...5 ....119.75.......+4.2% 57....Peak.... 6/18/98 ....114.94..........14.5%....17...1 ...102.00........-3.4% 58....Valley.. 7/06/98 .....105.63......... -8.1% ...18 ..4.....126.59.......+5.0% 59....Peak ...7/14/98......120.56..........14.1% .....8 ..4....107.00........+9.2% 60... Valley... 8/11/98......98.00.........-18.7%.....28...1.....117.19.......+7.6% 61....Peak...8/19/98......108.94..........10.6% .....8 ..1....97.06..........+5.5% 62....Valley.. 9/01/98 ..... 92.00......... -15.5% ...13 ..6....109.79.......+7.6% 63....Peak ...9/03/98......102.06..........10.9% .....2....5....90.32........-3.4% 64... Valley.. 9/04/98......93.50.........-8.4%.........1... 5...110.79......+6.7% 65....Peak....9/15/98.....103.88........+11.1%....11...0............................. ...............Pending

To: BigKNY3 who wrote (5638)	9/21/1998 2:10:00 PM
From: Anthony Wong	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9523

Singapore: Hard facts go soft at talk on impotence The Straits Times SEP 21 1998 WHEN impotence strikes, a man should fantasise that he is an aircraft going up, up and away. That was one of the light-hearted suggestions from consultant urologist Dr Stephen Lim, who practises at Mount Elizabeth Medical Centre. He was one of four panelists at a public talk on erectile dysfunction, or impotence, attended by 500 people, mostly men, yesterday. One of the slides in Dr Lim's talk and slide show showed the posterior view of a man in the buff carrying weights on his nether region. The accompanying script: "Some men fantasise theirs is very strong." These comments drew raucous laughter from the crowd, but several took the event seriously. Skin care products agent Bobby Koh, 59, who is a divorcee, said: "I'm slow in love-making and ejaculate too fast -- after two minutes. "It used to be 10 to 15 minutes previously. My regular partner doesn't mind, but I do. I'm definitely going to see a doctor." Mr Cheng, 50, a sales supervisor and father of three grown-up children who declined to give his full name, said: "I have sex only twice a month because of work and stress. Of course that's not a good rate. I prefer four times a month. "And I last only 15 to 20 minutes. It used to be 30 to 45 minutes before. "I've had this problem for two years. I was shy about seeking help, but not after this talk." Mr Richard Yap, 50, one of 250 men in the first, six-month Asian trial on Viagra which ended early this year, said: "Good, Viagra is potent. I hope it's not going to be too expensive. If it is, I'll buy one or two to use on special occasions. "You have more drive during sex. I lasted one hour, usually it's half an hour. "My wife? Oh, she can take it. She enjoys herself.