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To: John Hunt who wrote (29221)	3/1/1999 7:44:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116791

<<Yes ... lot's of scary stuff going on>> Yes, hope the CIA is trying to stop the terror not make it greater.

To: John Hunt who wrote (29221)	3/1/1999 8:00:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116791

Sunday February 28 11:31 AM ET Is Internet Stock Interest Short-Lived? By Pierre Belec NEW YORK (Reuters) - Internet stocks are still on Wall Street's most wanted list but the experts say the gold rush will not pan out for most of the online gamblers. The buying frenzy is now in its second year as investors gobble up any stocks that have a ''.com'' connected to them, drawn by the shares' explosive gains. But like anything that's new, the companies that are expanding the global computer network will have to prove themselves. The experts are betting that many of the stocks will go bust and the companies with their nerdy-hip appeal will wind up on the ''What ever happened to ...'' list. ''The Internet is the biggest bubble the stock market has ever created,'' said James O'Shaughnessy, a money manager and author of the investment strategy book ''What Works On Wall Street.'' ''When we review the bubble after it has been popped,'' O'Shaughnessy says, ''we'll compare it to the most famous scandals, frenzies and Ponzi schemes.'' (cont.) dailynews.yahoo.com

To: John Hunt who wrote (29221)	3/1/1999 8:26:00 AM
From: John Hunt	Respond to of 116791

Troubled Chinese conglomerate report huge debts, losses << A conglomerate owned by a southern Chinese provincial government said Monday it lost billions of dollars and owes billions more. But after an emergency meeting with bankers, officials came out with a pledge to keep the group afloat at least for the short term. -- cont'd -- >> tampabayonline.net

To: John Hunt who wrote (29221)	3/1/1999 1:01:00 PM
From: John Hunt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116791

U.S. Jets Pound Targets In Northern Iraq << American F-15E attack jets dropped more than 30 laser-guided bombs on communications sites, radio relay sites and anti-aircraft guns in northern Iraq Monday, the U.S. military said. Defense Secretary William Cohen told reporters at a Pentagon news conference that U.S. pilots had been given more latitude to hit a range of air defense targets in no-fly zones in northern and southern Iraq in response to threats from Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's forces. -- cont'd -- >> dailynews.yahoo.com