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To: quartersawyer who wrote (29516)	5/8/1999 8:36:00 PM
From: Ruffian	Respond to of 152472

Good Insight From Nok Yahoo Thread> Nokia products in the future by: MrA03 5467 of 5469 Is this great or is it great? Read somewhere that Nokia has a coke machine set up at the Helsinki airport that instead of putting the coins in, you call the machine from your Nokia handphone and out comes the coke can and you are charged on your phonebill. 30 % of the purchases from this coke machine is beeing done the phone way. Wow !!!! Can you understand the extension of this. Go to Wal Mart or some other store in France, Japan or South Africa. You just get what u want from making a phone connection and its beeing charged. The hand phone is not any more for just talking. Its the terminal that we all need. Nokia is leading us into the future. Of course we can say No to the future but maybe its also covenient and fun to be part of this future. I think its thrilling. And I think the developement of the Nokia stock will be very very thrilling in the future.

To: quartersawyer who wrote (29516)	5/8/1999 9:33:00 PM
From: Ruffian	Respond to of 152472

Don't Worry, "Cabi Will Have A Say In This"!> Nokia starting to overwhelm Ericy by: The_Nokia_Kid (35/M) 5470 of 5470 Ericsson Leads Declines STOCKHOLM -- Swedish shares fell Friday due to a sluggish performance by L.M. Ericsson. The Stockholm Stock Exchange General Index, or SXG, fell 10.36 to 3569.22 while the narrower OMX finished down 0.3 point to 765.16. Market heavyweight Ericsson dropped 4.5 kronor to 224.5 kronor after the company's group controller Johan Fant said he expects the company will make a pretax profit under 16.7 billion kronor this year. This compares to 18.2 billion kronor last year. The Ericsson stock was also hurt by comments Thursday at an analysts meeting in New York. Ericsson's Finnish rival Nokia rose 9 kronor to 613