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To: kamtrader who wrote (468)	6/17/1999 9:51:00 AM
From: Naught-x	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 77509

ATX. Dans ce cas ci, c'est Griffiths qui conduit l'autobus. Ils on transigé un bloc de 7,000,000 actions le 7 mai. Hier ils ont fait des blocs pour a peu près 500,000. Ils ont cependant continué a acheter avec ca. Tant qu'ils ne vendent pas en plus de transiger des blocs ca demeure relativement safe. Pour ceux qui ont Canada Stockwatch, il est possible de suivre Griffiths à la trace sur ATX. Sur la realtime chart étendue a deux jours, cliquez l'option [price], choisissez [by broker] et séléctionnez [Griffiths]. Ca donne un bon visuel de leurs transactions. Naught-x P.S. Ray vient de me faire parvenir ceci... Globe says Acetex advances in heavy trading Acetex Corp ATX Shares issued 25,915,558 Jun 16 close $4.40 Thu 17 Jun 99 In the News Also Methanex Corporation (MX) The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday, June 17, edition that shares of Acetex surged 18 per cent in heavy trading yesterday, fuelled in part by announcements that competitors plan to increase prices. The Globe's Angela Barnes writes that yesterday Acetex closed up 70 cents at $4.40 on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Yesterday's gain caps a month-long rally that has seen the stock price climb from $2. Chemical prices appear to be improving, says The Globe. That should mean better times for Acetex, an outlook more and more institutions are buying into. Acetex's stock price advance of the past month or so also may owe something to a recurrent rumour that Methanex may make a pass at a downstream company such as Acetex. Methanex makes no secret that it is considering diversifying. Indeed, some observers wonder why Methanex has not made a bid for Acetex because it would make a good hedge against weak methanol prices.