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To: Ken W who wrote (1214)	8/25/1999 11:01:00 PM
From: majormember	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1316

>>>>>>Any ideas as to why TOPP has not run as hard as GRIN? Ken, <<<<<<"Grand Toys International Inc. (Nasdaq: GRIN) announced the license to make and distribute Pokémon products in Canada, Pokémon adds a hip and exciting license to Grand's product mix, Grand Toys plans to make the Pokémon stuff, with an array of balls, kites, and back-to-school items like pens, pencils, portfolios, and binders">>>>>> My wild guess is that a higher premium is given to a company that makes and distributes a wide array of Pokemon products, rather then TOPP, who has a license agreement to market Pokemon trading cards in the U.S and Canada, and lollipops in North and South America<g>. Skane