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To: Heeren Pathak who wrote (58)	12/16/1995 2:13:00 PM
From: Codfish	of 640

Heeren, No. The institutions have been involved for more than a year. I believe that the buying is coming from investors in the U.S. Studies have indicated that that market is looking for strong companies with a solid niche market. The share value at $5 was an anomoly. Special warrants came due and the Quebec referendum hit hard. Perhaps because of its perceived tie to that province. In fact the head office was moved to Austin Texas in June 1995. The value was pushed to the $5 mark from $7.625. With the year end A.G.M., a recent move to the TSE, a promotion job on more institutions, the NO vote in Quebec and, finally, the Sunmicrosystems/ Java announcement, the stock took off and reached its true value. I suspect that there is a long way to go before this runs out of steam. Look to 1997-1998 for this company to hit its stride. Bill Chappell

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