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To: Think4Yourself who wrote (39789)	3/12/1999 3:18:00 PM
From: SliderOnTheBlack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

Go for it ! ----- I like the action & the news the more I see it - OSX 75+ by MAY ? We do not have much mid-big block profit taking; I like the tape activity that I see in most stocks. I don't want to be buying CAM WFT SDC here all great companies - but not bargains - but FGI PGO VTS FGI UFAB FLC PDE - are 50%+ runs waiting to happen. I am taking profits & trading, but also buying retracements , laggards and value with upside potential. There is no reason that these stocks will not meet their prior Sept-Jan highs. We have better fundamentals and this OPEC deal looks like a winner and that it will happen. It is all most to good to be true - for that reason I'm using very tight stops - but this looks better by the moment - Saddle Up ! I did some buying today - and have limits on 6-8 stocks for the close today. I'm trying my best to contain myself - but this is gonna be BIG !

To: Think4Yourself who wrote (39789)	3/12/1999 3:31:00 PM
From: BigBull	Respond to of 95453

Norwegian reaction - from IRNA thr 015 opec cuts-norway norway ready to follow opec cuts london, mar. 12, irna - norway, the world's second largest oil exporter, is prepared follow a lead taken by the organisation of exporting countries to boost oil prices by making further production cuts, according to dagens naeringsliv newspaper . the norwegian daily said friday that a majority of parliamentarians were "ready to implement further oil production cuts if the opec countries are prepared to do the same." it also quoted minister of petroleum and energy, marit arnstad, saying the government was prepared to consider further reductions. jens stoltenberg was reported to have also announced that the opposition labour party was ready to endorse the cute. norway's support for reducing the surplus of oil supplies on the world market comes as the oil ministers of iran, saudi arabia, venezuela, algeria and mexico were meeting near amsterdam ahead of opec meeting later this month. the meeting has prompted the start of a recovery in oil prices, with rates for brent benchmark crude rising by nearly usd 2 in the past week to dlrs 12.60 dollars per barrel. hc/dh end ::irna 12/03/99 18:05