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To: Jon C who wrote (2020)	7/14/1999 9:02:00 AM
From: Glenn Petersen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3519

BIDS is not a good example. I may be mistaken, and dman can probably correct me if I am wrong, but I think that BIDS was trading on the Toronto exchange and went directly to Nasdaq. I actually owned some BIDS last year and I had to mentally make the currency calculation every time I looked at the price. Whatever, there will be no suspension during the transition period.

To: Jon C who wrote (2020)	7/14/1999 9:39:00 AM
From: donkeyman	Respond to of 3519

Jon:-This Canadian company Bid.Com (Bii:TSE) also (BIDS:Nasdaq) If I remember correctly last Summer they were on the Canadian TSE (bb) at Cdn.$0.60/sh. the next thing they moved to the TSE and before long they were trading on the main board of the TSE at Cdn.$2.50/sh. The objective was to get on the NASDAQ BIG BOARD. Some thought BIDS made a mistake they should like X-Stream moved to the NASDAQ (BB) and work up from there. The next step up was the NASDAQ (small cap) but a company must maintain a minimum price of US$4.00/sh. I think for a month or so,??? now if you maintain US$5.00/sh or more for the same period plus a few other points you would meet the NASDAQ (BIG BOARD) standards. BIDS or BID.COM by staying in Canada went through hell. (i.e.) at one point they moved from 2.50/sh. to $9.50/sh. looking good for the Nasdaq Big board then some Canadian Brokerage House would jump on it and back BIDS would fall to $2.50/sh. again. This happened a few times. Finally they held the $5.00/sh. price standard ++ and moved to the Nasdaq Big Board from the TSE and latter they hit a high of $33.70/sh. Not bad Cdn$0.60/sh. to Cdn$33.70/sh in 7 or 8 months.!!!! Note: some Big Brokerage Houses and M.F companies can't buy a stock before it's on the Nasdaq Big Board.!! Can't X-Stream get to the Nasdaq Big Board the same way???--I think the American Internet company (BID.NOW) went that way, from the bottom of the Nasdaq to the top, plus many more???