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Telstra (ASX: TLSCA; NYSE: TLSpp)

An SI Board Since April 1998

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Emcee: Angelo Ferraro	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

In November 1997, the Federal Government sold off one third of its holdings of Telstra in the form of a public float - one of the biggest in Australian history. The public offering to retail investors, in the form of installment receipts, was AU$1.95. On the first day it listed, it opened at around $2.60. Currently sitting at around $3.90. Not too bad after only five months. Where to from here for the Aussie Telco?

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8	test	Ed Forrest	-	9/14/2000
7	How low can the Telstra price go? Currently below 1998 levels, and so many inve	BillCh	-	9/9/2000
6	This stock has been a very poor performer since your post. Largely to do with	Tony A. Matthews	-	5/9/2000
5	performing rather nicely after the second installment payment. Now in the low $	Angelo Ferraro	-	12/2/1998
4	With annual report announcement on August 26 we may see AU$5.00+(ASX) / $60+(NY	Tony A. Matthews	-	7/22/1998
3	I've got a couple of other interesting stories which basically support my p	Tony A. Matthews	-	7/17/1998
2	Interesting developments over the weekend, with the Federal Senate blocking leg	Angelo Ferraro	-	7/12/1998
1	Looks like the only way is up. I believe that the stock was undervalued at it&	Tony A. Matthews	-	7/8/1998

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