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Gold/Mining/Energy : Jetform-FORM

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To: David Robinson who wrote (322)	7/5/1998 9:42:00 AM
From: Graham Dellaire	Read Replies (1) of 530

Dave, technicality or not it is my experience that with volatile stocks the shares are converted as soon as possible and unloaded for as small a profit as 10 or 20 cents a share! I am just giving a heads up, I have seen it a few times with Canadian stocks soon after a financing. Check out what happened to Tri-Vision international (T.TVL). The stock dropped from 3 or 4 dollars to a dollar under similar selling pressure. THey had a special situation with warrants and convertibles. Also a mutual fund started dumping convertibles it had received at .90 cents a share! Anyway, Jetform is volatile, from the finacers point of view it is best to get your money out when you can. I still maintain that since the conversion date has passed, you will see jetform under selling pressure every time it goes above 21 a share. Is Jetform Optionable? Cheers, Graham

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