Jerry
09-24-2004, 12:20 AM
THESE GUYS ARE DETERMINED... to stay with the ISX through thick and thin. They keep reporting on it now matter what!!! Even if their offices are blown up, they are on their lap tops in cars!!! WOW!!!
"Market Report Out from wrecked KC offices, September 22
Staff of Kubba Consulting, KC, compiled this report and uploaded today's trade figures from roaming cars using laptops. This helped boast moral in the wake of a huge explosion nearby the offices of KC on Rabee street west Baghdad yesterday morning. No one was hurt but the offices were left wrecked. Repair workers worked almost all night long to repair the damage. Work was interrupted again Wednesday morning when terrorists struck again in the vicinity of the office. All the tinted glass of the office, repaired last night, was shattered again. Staff decided to vacate the premises and work from home and from cars.
Trade on the ISX went on as usual unhindered and in defiance of the marked increase in violence. Volume, made up by 433 contracts, was actually up on previous session to over $1 million...."
"Under the circumstances ISX performance today is a bright sign given the level of violence all over the city of Baghdad. The ISX itself must now be taking extra security precautions to guard itself against this new wave of terrorism. The planned step by the ISX to quickly introduce electronic trading is one step in enhancing security. An RFP for automation systems closed two days ago."
http://www.isx-aman.com/
"Market Report Out from wrecked KC offices, September 22
Staff of Kubba Consulting, KC, compiled this report and uploaded today's trade figures from roaming cars using laptops. This helped boast moral in the wake of a huge explosion nearby the offices of KC on Rabee street west Baghdad yesterday morning. No one was hurt but the offices were left wrecked. Repair workers worked almost all night long to repair the damage. Work was interrupted again Wednesday morning when terrorists struck again in the vicinity of the office. All the tinted glass of the office, repaired last night, was shattered again. Staff decided to vacate the premises and work from home and from cars.
Trade on the ISX went on as usual unhindered and in defiance of the marked increase in violence. Volume, made up by 433 contracts, was actually up on previous session to over $1 million...."
"Under the circumstances ISX performance today is a bright sign given the level of violence all over the city of Baghdad. The ISX itself must now be taking extra security precautions to guard itself against this new wave of terrorism. The planned step by the ISX to quickly introduce electronic trading is one step in enhancing security. An RFP for automation systems closed two days ago."
http://www.isx-aman.com/