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To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (2689)	1/21/1999 1:15:00 PM
From: Bimini	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3458

FYI, Here is an update from Peter's (TRBD Europe) perspective. > > Peter went to Brussels last Tuesday to discuss with Easdaq officials about > the proper procedures to be followed prior to and after a significant news > report is to be released. They explained "their " rules which were different > to Nasdaq's. Peter then contacted Nasdaq. > Easdaq's nose has been out of joint (Peter's words) because TRBD europe has > been working more closely with the Nasdaq than EAsdaq. Out of the blue > Easdaq halts trading wednesday after the close pending clarification of TRBD > news release staregy. > > Peter then has to contact each of the german exchanges to get them to cancel > all trades and close trading on their exchanges as well. > Peter said he did this or else many german shareholder would "go do > something very stupid" . He said that trading would resume early next week > after the Allied Signal news is out. > > As an aside, the dynacharger technology will be incorporated in to 1999 and > 2000 model engines. Specifically Volkswagen. The technology will be on > display on an european engine at Detroit (march 1st). But VW wants > everything quiet as long as possible.