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BHH -- the B2B Depository Receipts

An SI Board Since February 2000

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
22	2	0	BHH

Emcee: pcyhuang	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Market Data Compact

The American Stock Exchange today began trading B2B Internet
HOLDRsSM Depositary Receipts, which give investors ownership
interest in the stocks of 20 specified companies involved in
the business to business segment of the Internet industry. A
total of 3.5 million depositary receipts were issued
yesterday at $95.09 each and will trade under the symbol of
BHH.

All comments on its stragetic and tatic uses are welcome!

pcyhuang

huangcapital.com

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22	No Gayle, I don't have the answer to your inquiry; however, the following i	Ann Corrigan	-	5/5/2000
21	I was surprised that a dividend of $2.61 per share was paid on BHH in later Apr	Gayle Riggs	-	5/4/2000
20	Thanks for the info Baruch. I did not know that. We will need a paper shredder.	Charlie Schultz	-	4/24/2000
19	One thing I was disappointed to discover is that I'd be receiving annual re	Zencone	-	4/24/2000
18	Hi Ann In Fri WSJ it says B2B Internet Hldr N 2.615 payable 4/27/00 record dat	Charlie Schultz	-	4/22/2000
17	No, Charlie, I didn't notice it.....how much is it? Seems evident that the	Ann Corrigan	-	4/22/2000
16	Ann Did you notice the dividend declaration for this stock in Fri WSJ ? charli	Charlie Schultz	-	4/22/2000
15	From Briefing.com via Ragin' Bull forum. ARBA is one of the largest holding	Ann Corrigan	-	4/13/2000
14	The BtoB arena is anything but doom & gloom. Just more manipulation before	Ann Corrigan	-	4/10/2000
13	eDollar, Yes, I concur with your facts about the wannabees with no revenues or	Tigress	-	3/10/2000
12	Tigress, no point blaming greenspan. This market is more than cooperating. When	eDollar.com	-	3/10/2000
11	eDollar, I concur......as long as the Holdr is hot and the market is cooperati	Tigress	-	3/10/2000
10	thanks for all the clarification. This is a very nice way to play b2b sector ra	eDollar.com	-	3/10/2000
9	eDollar, 1) Can I buy shares in a normal broker account like eTrade. (e.g. 1	Tigress	-	3/9/2000
8	Can some1 please explain the following (1) Can I buy shares in a normal broker	eDollar.com	-	3/9/2000
7	The BHH prospectus: sec.gov	eWhartHog	-	3/6/2000
6	Pizza Boy....the minimum is 100 share lot for BHH....ann	Ann Corrigan	-	3/5/2000
5	Any idea if it is possible to buy 50 shares of BHH or is there a minimum ? P.B.	PIZZA BOY	-	3/5/2000
4	Here's the link to the list of stocks for BHH: amex.com	Ann Corrigan	-	3/2/2000
3	Do you have a list of those 20 b2b companies? Thanks!	yagang liu	-	3/2/2000
2	Pcyhuang,....Announcement after bell that ARBA is splitting. So, does this mean	Ann Corrigan	-	3/2/2000
1	BHH are looking good today.	Ann Corrigan	-	3/1/2000

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