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13 September 2001
2:50pm PDT

Dear Subscriber:

As you may have already heard, trading of stocks will resume Monday morning at 9:30am EDT. Commodities, bonds, and treasuries will trade again Friday on the Chicago futures exchanges -- but nothing connected with stocks or stock indices will trade.

We'll resume publishing the Daily Report with the Monday morning edition, although we may choose to release it some time over the weekend depending on how the overseas markets are shaping up.

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Please take a moment to visit the home page of our web site or the current Daily Report to obtain the web address and/or telephone number to make donations to the Red Cross. Help is still needed.

Our hearts thrill every time a survivor is pulled from the wreckage around the WTC complex. Our thoughts remain with the families of our colleagues who are still missing. May a miracle visit them and bring their loved ones back soon.

Warm Regards,

The NymbleInvestor.com Team

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Call: 1-800-HELP-NOW
13 September 2001
1:20am PDT

We've published a supplementary edition of the Daily Report, our daily market newsletter. Subscribers may click on the "Today's Daily Report" link above left to gain access.

In the Daily Report, we discuss three steps all investors should take to prepare for the resumption of trading. We also step through developments overseas and from the world's central banks that may well affect how stocks will trade.

Our thoughts are with the families of our colleagues who are still missing. May a miracle visit them and have their loved ones back soon.

-- The NymbleInvestor.com Team

12 September 2001
2:00pm PDT

Dear Subscriber:

For those without immediate access to news reports, we offer this update:

At a news conference taking place within the last half hour, regulatory authorities announced equity markets would be open no later than Monday, and possibly Friday. Trading in equities (stocks) will be closed again Thursday.

Trading in currencies, commodities, and bond futures will resume on the CME and CBOE Thursday morning as usual. No equity-based derivative instruments will be traded, however, including equity futures. Treasury bonds will open for trading Thursday morning as well.

The primary reason behind the continued closure of equity trading is the difficulty in getting financial workers to the NYSE and Wall Street as rescue efforts continue at the WTC complex. Availability of continuously suitable power, water, and communications utilities are also a concern. Authorities stressed, correctly in our view, they did not want to do anything that would complicate or disrupt the rescue efforts underway in the Manhattan financial district.

As we said this morning in an e-mail to subscribers, we will be releasing a Daily Report either later this evening or Thursday morning. If circumstances change, we'll let you know via e-mail.

Our thoughts are with the families of our colleagues who are still missing. May a miracle visit them and have their loved ones back soon.

Warm Regards,

David Miller
President
NymbleInvestor.com
 
September 11, 2001
10:00am PDT

At times like these, financial concerns seem much less important. We at NymbleInvestor.com, perhaps like many of you, have friends and colleagues in the World Trade Centers and surrounding buildings. We know you'll join our staff, everyone across America, and those in the civilized countries of the world in praying for their safety.

We implore everyone to visit the Red Cross web site at www.RedCross.org and use your credit card to make a donation and find information on where to donate blood in locales around the country. With the trauma in New York and Washington, D.C., blood bank supplies especially will be running on empty.

To obtain information on giving blood in your area:
On the web, click here.
Call: 1-800-GIVE-LIFE
 
To donate money:
On the web, click here.
Call: 1-800-HELP-NOW

If you cannot get through to these national numbers, look in your phone book for your local Red Cross Chapter.

We can either feel hopeless and powerless or we can take action and do what we are able. We encourage you to take action and do what you can to help by contacting the Red Cross.

 

-- David Miller, Alan Leong, and the rest of the NymbleInvestor.com Family

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