Re: Corus the cash cow

["A.J. Maas" <anthmaas@xxxxxxxxx>]

I must update my Symbol32.dta (19990920) file very soon, since that neither Corus
nor CGA are listed in that file (due to the merger taking place AFTER the file date) .
For some reason or another the file isn't complete in regard to the available symbols,
eg especialy for the Nasdaq's platforms, since that the below official symbols
for Hoogovens were not to be found in file (and neither when searching on its full name).

Corus, however, is the result of the last Oct1999 merger between BritishSteel (nyse:BST)
and Hoogovens (nasdaq:HOGVY and HOOGY and nasdaqbbADR:KNB).

The Chart is in €uro's, which is currently roughly 1:1 to the US$
(1.00US$=0.93€URO).

Corus (new late low) today(0427) = €1.50

Regards,
Ton Maas
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert C. Richmond"
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: donderdag 27 april 2000 2:27
Subject: Corus the cash cow


Ton -

Thank you for your consistent input to the Metastock group.  Your
analysis of Corus is interesting.  Is the Corus to which you refer the
same as I find here in the US as CGA (Corus Group)?  How do the prices I
see in $US relate to the prices to which you are referring?

Thanks again.
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