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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (8331)	8/29/1999 3:56:00 PM
From: mike mulhearn	Respond to of 150070

I like this on CDNO. Pettycash Stock Picks: Message #63 Date: Aug 23 1999 23:45:13 EDT From: "Pettycash Stock Picks" <petycash@bellsouth.net> Subject: CDNO.... The Final Chapter??? Through it's filing of the 8-k and 10Q... The company has for all intense purposes become a clean shell.. Link to the 8-K edgar-online.com Link to the 10Q edgar-online.com So lets review what we know.... 1) Large accumulation, 23 million shares... Some how conected to a resticted shareholder.... 2) 144's almost immediately filed to announce the intent to sell... Same investors who just bought 23 million shares plus the old restricted shareholder are positioning themselves for a significant increase in the share price.. 3) CEO Bagley purchased a million shares on 7/9/99... 4) The Company has become a clean shell .... Now ask yourself if your company met the following description. "publicly traded canadian steel company that has revenues in excess of 350 million us$.... They have positive earnings.. Six month (6/30/99) net income of 5.9 million, six month eps of .50..." Why would you want to reverse merge into CDNO??? What's in it for the canadians????? 1)Easier access to American steel markets... 2)US publicly traded co, easier & faster to get listing on the "big" boards.... 3)Tax loss carry overs of approx 38 million dollars, estimated cash value 9.5 million dollars.... 4)Access to 200 million dollar loan.... The loan is only accessable if these two parties join together.... What's in it for CDNO.... 1) Stockholders will see significant increase in stockholder value both short and long term... 2) Top Management will get positions in the new CDNO, Bagley, imo, will be turned loose to start aquiring more companies.... So in summary, my opinion on todays SEC filings is they are one of the last steps towards the ultimate finalization of the DEAL..... Please remember to always do your dd....... God Bless, Good Luck and as always Good Trading...... PC Disclaimer: Pettycash Stock Picks, Pettycash or anyone associated therin,have never recieved any compensation from any company. Pettycash Stock Picks, and Pettycash, are not Broker/Dealer or Investment Advisor as licensed or registered by the NASD. Pettycash may buy or sell the picks at any time. It is strongly recommended that any buy or sell stock decisions be discussed with good financial advisors or brokers prior to completing any buy or sell decisions. All statements or expressions on this e-mail are the only opinion of Pettycash and are not meant to be a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold stocks. Investing in small and micro-cap stocks is highly speculative and carries a high degree of risk. It is possible that an investor can lose all or part of his/her investment in these type of companies that are profiled or posted on this e-mail. Pettycash is NOT liable for any investment decisions by its readers, subscribers or members. There can be no assurance that future events relating to the profiled or posted company will occur as anticipated. The information contained on this e-mail is provided as an information service only and past performance of previously featured companies does not guarantee the future success of any currently featured or posted company.

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (8331)	8/29/1999 4:00:00 PM
From: mike mulhearn	Respond to of 150070

And if you think that is crazy then why this? stockhouse.com

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (8331)	8/29/1999 4:13:00 PM
From: mike mulhearn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

And this chart with the insider buying tscn.com

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (8331)	8/29/1999 4:25:00 PM
From: LawStor	Respond to of 150070

Well I see I posted info on wrong thread, sorry IA. Best Regards, LS

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (8331)	8/29/1999 5:08:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 150070

PRINCELY SUM NOT ENOUGH FOR WALL ST. INVESTMENTS By JAMES B. KELLEHER Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the Saudi billionaire, says the U.S. stock market is still way too rich for his blood. The Prince - one of the world's 10 richest men, with a net worth of more than $14 billion - said he is wary of any new investment because he believes Wall Street is about to take a fall. The 44-year-old prince has built a reputation as a savvy value investor and holds stakes in Citigroup, Apple Computer and News Corp., which owns The Post. "The market is overvalued," he told Bloomberg News during an interview on his 281-foot yacht anchored off Cannes, France. "The slightest scare will cause a major correction." The Prince built his Midas reputation in 1991, when he invested $590 million into Citicorp, which was than mired in bad real-estate loans and problems in Latin America. When Citicorp an033 . 0002.08nounced its merger with Travelers earlier this year, Alwaleed's stake was said to be worth a whopping $6.4 billion. In 1995, he invested $80 million in Canary Wharf, a then-troubled business development outside London's financial center. Today, Canary Wharf is the city's hottest address and his stake is reportedly worth almost $220 million. That keen eye has prompted some to compare him with Warren Buffett, the Omaha investor behind Berkshire Hathaway. When Alwaleed invests, he buys big, normally snapping up a 5 percent stake in the companies that catch his fancy. Apple Computer, Motorola, Donna Karan International and Teledesic are all part of Alwaleed's portfolio, which he manages from inside his $200 million palace in the Saudi Arabian city of Riyadh. But whether he's investing or speculating, the prince, a practicing Muslim, insists he never invests in tobacco or alcohol stocks. 033 . 0000.00Still, a substantial chunk of the estimated $500 million Alwaleed made last year came from trading rather than investing, as the Prince made like a day trader and bought and sold shares to take advantage of intraday volatility. And even though he says he's on the sidelines in the stock market today as far as investing is concerned, it's clear he's still doing a fair amount of trading. He told Bloomberg, for instance, that he made $20 million last month trading stocks, though he refused to say what stocks he traded. Alwaleed has picked some dogs over the years. Among his worst choices have been Planet Hollywood, Euro Disney and Proton, the troubled Malaysian car manufacturer. He told Bloomberg yesterday that he's particularly leery of Internet companies, which he says are preposterously overpriced. "I won't get into Yahoo! at these crazy valuations," he said.033 . 0000.00 00000