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Non-U.S. investors are allowed to purchase what is known as Reg S stock 
in certain U.S. companies.  This is stock issued in accordance with an 
exemption from S.E.C. which allows these companies to go to foreign 
markets without the usual red tape associated with an offering made to 
the U.S. markets.  The incentive for the non-U.S. investor?  They are 
able to buy stock at a 10-40% discount from the market price of the 
stock.

For example, a stock trading at $10 will cost a U.S. investor $10 per 
share.  The foreign investor, at a 30% discount, will pay $7 for the very 
same share.

The shares must be held for a 40-day holding period after which it may be 
sold in the U.S. market at the prevailing market price.

If the market price on the 41st day is $10 and the investor sells, he has 
made $3.

If the market price is $12 and the investor sells, he has made $5.

If the market price is $8 and the investor sells, he has not lost 
anyting.  He gets his 30% discount from the price of the shares at the 
time of conversion which means that he is paying 70% of $8 or $5.60

In the Reg S market the investor is purchasing PREFERRED shares 
convertible to common shares on the 41st day.  The investor has the 
option to pay the price at subscription or the price at conversion.  
Normally the client gets the price that is most advantageous for him.

Barron's in their April 29th issue discusses this market.  It is 
entitled: "EASY MONEY - How Foreigners Profit At The Expense of 
Americans"

Our clients are earning at the rate of 200% per annum and this track 
record is verifiable with the securities firm in NYC that is executing 
the trades.

For more information, contact:

Ian Renert
Hawthorne-Sterling & Co.
email: irenert@webquill.com
tel: 1 203 762 3669
fax: 1 203 761 0027