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To: Madharry who wrote (31283)	6/26/2008 3:30:04 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (3) of 78958

Madharry, you could review Canadian Oil Sands. finance.yahoo.com Posted recently on Big Dog's thread by well-respected (well-respected by me anyway) Wyatt Gwyon: Message 24704260 Good dividend yield, apparently to be increased over time; long-lived assets also, I am led to believe. Negatives include attack on oil sands as significant polluter by USA politicians/environmentalists; possible Canadian tax changes to trusts; and possibly some future limitations on how much of the trust the management will allow non-Canadians to hold. I have been a holder of COSWF.pk for a few years. Have been adding shares recently (including today). I am betting the stock should move up if/as other oil producer stocks increase. If stock doesn't move, but oil prices remain high, I am assuming somebody (if not USA) will buy company's production (assuming Canadian authorities continue to allow oil sands production), and that consequently company profits and company dividend will increase. That should be satisfactory for me. ---- Bwdik. I'm also buying GE today. And am in a losing position on those bdc's you are buying now.

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