Q: I've had a request from Matt Motley to begin receiving this table on a daily basis. Carla Hoffman said Bob Badeer had asked for it before, and for whatever reason she held off distributing it to all the traders. I'd like to know if there is some reason why we don't send the EOL table to all the traders on a daily basis. If not, may I copy them on this in the future? Thanks,
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Q: Hi Sally - Just wanted to let you know that I have recently begun collaborating with an ebusiness consultant from CGI - a large Canadian systems integrator with an energy practice - on a demand-generation piece that should be published in the trades in a few months. The slant is on the scaling systems - IT and people - and the reduction in costs brought about by mid and back office systems affected by a sharp increase in online trading in the energy sector. Eventually, will probably be looking for some quotes and input from you or your ops people. I'll keep you up to date. Thanks,
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A: FYI - Article in process

Q: Ken: I am writing to seek coming back to Enron. I chose retirement in April this year at age 57 because we all thought the stock was going to $120 or thereabouts. We know what happened. I was your VP of Engineering for EE&CC under Larry Izzo. You might remember me, we last met at your Marco Polo awards dinner, my wife, Brenda, was the one in the Red wheelchair talking with Mr. Kissinger. I could help bring some intellectual capital back to Enron and help the company succeed. My resume is attached. I appreciate any consideration you can make. Thanks,
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Q: Good Friday Morning - Comments From The Local Guys! We read a great quote today. It was published by a technical newsletter which we are privileged to receive. "When people are emotional, it is difficult to envision a market environment that is opposite of what is making them so emotional in the first place" - Unknown.. We believe the market is in the early stages of repair. While we may have a rally over the next few weeks, we are on the lookout for a successful retest of the mid-September lows. If this were to occur, we would expect to see this coincide with positive technical market readings. What to do in the mean time?. This is the time to upgrade portfolios in anticipation of a longer term recovery. The 30 -year bond yield is 5.50%.
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The Morning Market Call - Friday Sept 28th, 2001.