NEW YORK, June 25 - Shares of WorldCom (NasdaqNM:WCOM - News) sank like a rock in after-hours trade
on Tuesday following a news report that the beleaguered telecommunications giant has allegedly engaged in massive fraud
that may force it to file for bankruptcy.

WorlCom plunged to 36 cents a share on the Instinet system from a close of 83 cents on Nasdaq. David Faber, a correspondent for the CNBC financial
television network, quoted sources close to WorldCom as saying the company has inflated earnings before interest, depreciation, taxes and amortization, or
EBIDTA, by about $3.6 billion, and will soon restate its financial statements.

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Ich weiß, ich weiß, wieder nur ein gänzlich untypischer Einzelfall.

Nächtle

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>S&P Futures (Globex) Sep 2002 -23.10 951.40 6/26 0:19
Fair Value 980.35 6/25 18:30
Difference, S&P futures and fair value -28.95 6/26 0:19

Nasdaq 100 (Globex) Sep 2002 -49.00 978.00 6/26 0:11
Fair Value 1031.19 6/25 18:30
Difference, Nasdaq 100 futures and fair value -53.19 6/26 0:11

DJIA Futures Sep 2002 -184.00 8921.00 6/26 0:19
DJIA Futures Contracts


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