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Strategies & Market Trends : Mr. Pink's Picks: selected event-driven value investments

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To: blackmerlin who wrote (5633)	1/8/1999 8:18:00 AM
From: Yamakita	Read Replies (3) of 18998

Herb Greenberg at the Street.com sounds a little smug: ~~~ Speaking of Canadian companies: The noticeable exception to Internet mania are the Canadian Internet companies. Actually, there aren't many of these, and the one that seems to be getting the most attention these days is Bid.com (BII.TO:Toronto), an auction site that liquidates business inventory to consumers and to businesses. So why does its stock still hover around 5, and why is its market cap a mere $160 million compared with about $12 billion for eBay (EBAY:Nasdaq)? The reason -- something you probably never thought about: U.S. online traders can't invest over the Internet in the stocks of non-U.S. companies that don't have ADRs or a U.S. exchange listing. As a result, these stocks are immune to the U.S. day-trading crowd. (Take a look at the whining on Bid.com's online Silicon Investor message board about this!)

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