Mike Swerzbin did not get a confirm from the broker on these deals. They were two sleeves done with EES, and Driscoll just entered them. Thanks for the heads up. Any other questions, just give me a call or e-mail. Kate
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answer: 481618,481619,481620,481621
Good Monday Morning - Comments From The Local Guys! The Federal Reserve meets again tomorrow. The wide consensus is that they will lower short-term interest rates again by 50 basis points. At this stage, the markets have factored in a virtual halt in the economy and consumer spending. There is no good news that anyone is anticipating. Often, the consensus is wrong. In fact, it seems that the low in consumer sentiment has coincided with major lows in the market. Over the last 15 months, inventory levels have declined significantly. There has also been a great deal of fiscal and monetary stimulation. The dollar is strong. The markets may react more positively to any unexpected good news than anyone anticipates. The 30 -year bond yield is 5.37%.
Answer: The Morning Market Call - Monday October 1st, 2001.
Here is an email: Periodically, I need some help in data gathering for analysis. Is it possible for someone at Enron to occasionally provide the gas market data that I need? I would like to look at the following data for 1999 and 2000 prior to our November 13 meeting. * Daily Henry Hub Prices * Daily Ventura Prices * Monthly Index Henry Hub (Inside FERC Gas Market Report) * Monthly Index Ventura (Inside FERC Gas Market Report) Please give me a call.
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A: ENA Support of GRE Gas Purchase and Risk Management Decisions
Q: Marie: Shemeika Landry (X52552) and Shelli Smith (X37562) are working with Donna Landry and have asked to see the "opening brokerage account" procedures which you documented. Please send them copies. Thanks.
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IN: Russell: Here are the credit related comments that Pancanadian Energy Services Inc. made 1. They want the definition of Specified Indebtedness to exclude obligations with Affiliates. This is how it is defined in the Canadian Master. 2. They want a Minimum Transfer Amount for each of us of $100,000. 3. They want rounding to be reduced to $100,000 for each of us. 4. In the definition of Letter of Credit, they want the LC Bank to either be a major US or Canadian Bank, but not a foreign bank with a US branch office. 5. In the definition of Material Adverse Change, they want to delete the Current assets/Current Liabilities ratio trigger. Carol

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OUT: PanCanadian's Credit Comments
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I believe that there is a general consensus that Clem needs assistance to respond timely to the mounting number of guaranties requested from Enron Corp. In speaking with Clem, it seems that any evidence of increased and increasing business and demand for guaranties will be helpful for him to obtain help. Would your group be able to put together some facts and projections which might address the continuing demand for new guaranties? Since you are the first (and most important) point of contact for evaluating potential business, I think that your input would be extremely valuable for Clem to "plead his case."

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Enron Corp. guaranties