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To: Big Dog who wrote (43442)	4/28/1999 2:58:00 PM
From: BigBull	Respond to of 95453

Hey Dog FGI smokin' today! I ain't sayin we break 18 today, but sure got those shorts on the run! Pour it on boy's. Pour it on! Give those shorts the cannister.

To: Big Dog who wrote (43442)	4/28/1999 3:12:00 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Respond to of 95453

Today's rally certainly is powerful with OSX up 8.5%. Wish I had bought back more FSESX than I did. The following article may serve to tame excessive euphoria: Expectations of increasing the Gulf petroleum production Gulf, Economics, 4/28/99 A study issued by the council of Arab economic unity in Cairo today expected an increasing share of the Arab Gulf states in the world's petroleum production from the current 18.5 million barrels per day (bpd) to 43.8 million bpd in 2010, an increase from a 26% to a 47.6% share. The same study also expected increases in the investment costs that must be provided to develop production sources using advanced technology. According to the study's estimates, five gulf states -- Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Iran and Iraq -- own more than 60% of the world's petroleum reserves, and these states are expected to be the most effective in the petroleum markets during the coming 20 years. Previous Stories: EU seeks economic partnership with GCC 4/28/99 Joint exhibition for Arab Gulf states in Kazakhistan 4/8/99 Consultative meeting for Gulf petroleum ministers 3/18/99 Copyright © 1998 Arabic News .com . All Rights Reserved. Send comments & suggestions to the webmaster. ArabicNews.com is a trade mark of ArabicNews.com Arabic news Arab news is accessible through IBM compatible PC Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98 and windows NT, Apple Macintosh and SUN Java and UNIX browsers and DOS, and may be available through Active-x Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator and communicator with channel and pointcast support.