Q: Dear John, Good Morning. Thanks again for the winter quote last night, your quote was very competitve with the others I have received. I am hoping that customer will make a decision by Thursday. I have another favor to ask of you, I have attached a "prosepctive" customers load profile below for you to review. This customer is also behind 5-2 and is looking for a NYMEX plus applicable basis quote for 1 year out of Nov 01. They also need firm delivery to this gate. I know we spoke yesterday about the issue that you may not be able to quote the summer. Please let me know if this issue has been resolved. If not, please sumbit winter only and I will see what I can do. I appreciate your help in advance and I look forward to bringing more business your way. Sincerely,
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A: Additional Quote for "prospective" customer behind COH 5-2

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A: today's jokes - Not bad if your up late

Q: David: We need your and your firms' assistance regarding various forward contract issues that we continually seem to face as we develop new trading products and as we deal with our existing contracts in a distressed counterparty or bankruptcy situation. I thought that it would be helpful to summarize what we need done before we talk to you. Here are the areas that we need your advice on: 1. Obtaining Forward Contract Status a. All requirements deals b. bundled service contracts c. can only forward contract merchants terminate? If enter into single output contracts, does that affect our status as a forward contract merchant? (ewg, QF issues) d. review of Polaroid contract e. Review of EES retail contracts in general f. spot masters - are they forward contracts? 2. Termination Payments - is it considered a pre-petition or post-petition claim? 3. Utility Status - is any Enron entity a utility under the Code? 4. Swaps - can some of our "physical" contracts be recharacterized as swaps? 5. Collateral other than cash and LC's - can it be liquidated without relief from the stay? Ed Essandoh, an attorney with EES, will be faxing to you a copy of the Energy Management Agreement that EES has with Polaroid Corporation. We would like for you to review it and give us your thoughts on whether it would qualify as a forward contract. Ed's direct dial number is 713-345-8939. Can you contact my assistant, Sandy Haldeman, to schedule some time for Ed and I to talk to you about the above? Sandy's direct dial number is 713-345-3879. I will be out of pocket most of tomorrow morning but feel free to call Ed directly with respect to the Polaroid contract. We have assumed that your firm will not have a conflict on this but if this is a problem, please let us know.
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A: Forward Contract Advice

Q: Heres' the file. Again, we used it, in the end, to justify having the utilities go out, now, and fill 10-15% of their net short position with 5 and 10 years deals. The group agreed, though there's still discussions about the percentage (higher?) and the mix (5 and 10 year deals? ; 3, 5, 10 year deals?) --you get the picture.
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