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Gold/Mining/Energy : Image Processing Systems (IPV-TSE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sylvia Dupuis who wrote (616)	9/8/1999 1:32:00 PM
From: Murray Nightingale	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 658

I had a change to talk to IR people today at IPV. three analysts are checking out the company with one from Calgary headed to see them this month for a two day visit.Another analyst has been emailing them frequently for info and asking questions. The company projects 14 cents a share earnings in 2000, and that is on the conservative side. Volume has picked up in late morning early afternoon trade. I see the stock hitting .90-1.00 by the end of the year. One year target of 2.00 based on 15x earnings. company has no long term debt. PS. I think timing the market is not a great idea. If the companys you invest in are doing well then buy and hold is always better. Good companies always rebound. This policy especially makes sense if stock in your retirment account.

To: Sylvia Dupuis who wrote (616)	9/13/1999 1:49:00 PM
From: John Marcinko	Respond to of 658

Off topic: Why the selloff? I'm just getting this "big picture" feeling that we're due for a nasty little correction in North American markets this fall, and I'd rather take profit too early rather than too late... The only markets I'm positive on are the Asian markets, particularly Japan, but I think they too will be especially vulnerable to a year-end Y2K selloff... And the only other stock I'm holding now is a little Vancouver traded stock called Carbite Golf (CAB) which I've bought and sold several times over the past few years. I don't think it has the potential that IPV does long-term, but think there will be some good news coming out over the coming months... -John >Yes, I agree with you. I think the market is in a wait and see mode now. >But the train seems to be heading in the right direction now. >Why the sell off? >What is the other stock you hold, and why?. Just curious. >Later