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Gold/Mining/Energy : GTR GROUP INC. (formerly Games Trader) TSE:GTR, AMEX:GIG -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: patt who wrote (47)	8/16/1999 9:04:00 PM
From: Mr. Forthright	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 290

<<(The Amex is not a busy exchange and doesn't attract very many investors.)We'll have to reach $cdn7.50 for that but things could change quickly with positive news.>> You are right. Generally AMEX doesn't have the same liquidity that NASDAQ has. But I am sure individual stocks on the AMEX once they have a following in the States manage to get liquidity. And it would for sure be easy to beat Canadian type liquidity. And remember the choice of "specialist" on the stock is key when getting an AMEX listing. Let's wait and see where they get listed. I am confident GTR will make the right choice. (I would be disappointed with an OTC:BB listing.) GTR's management style impresses me. They report factual historical stuff, no hype i.e. we filed our 20-F, our 20-F is approved, we will now seek a US listing etc... It is reassuring to see that there are still management teams in small companies which will not over promise and succomb to the pressure of investors to come out with "any" kind of news. News is what it is: news. Wishful thinking is not news it is hype.