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Gold/Mining/Energy : Datamirror (DMCX) (T.DMC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Famularo who wrote (157)	9/20/1999 6:05:00 PM
From: Alfonso Agostino	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 603

FRankie and everybody interested!!! Check this out!!! "The Canadian market will continue to rise, with big upside for medium-sized companies, but the run on most resource stocks is over. Instead, interest-sensitive stocks like banks are going to outperform, along with special situations like Agrium and DataMirror." "Murray Leith: A short-term and a long-term buy. Our price target is $15. The stock recently traded about 7 and a half bucks." Read the entire article here!!! Sounds GREAT!!! stockhouse.ca Ciao Alfonso

To: Famularo who wrote (157)	9/20/1999 9:34:00 PM
From: Mike Hilliard	Respond to of 603

OH man...when you brought up the research in motion, you really hit a sore spot with me. Way back when (last september) when I was sitting on a big pile of cash to invest, I had it narrowed down to two stocks, with only one winning out in the end. RIM was one of them, this one was the other. I would have been sitting on a very healthy portfolio right now but I chose this stock instead. It just seemed to me that DMC had more to offer, but the market bought into RIM instead a month later (basically once it was listed on the 300). I was pissed, even more so when DMC tanked out. If I bought RIM it would have been around the $9 level. Can you see why I was a little bitter at the time (still am to tell you the truth, but that's part of the game right????) RIM is in the $50 range, we're still down here at single digits, but i'm hanging in. To me, DMC looks even better now than it did last year, and I wouldn't be holding RIM right now if I owned it. I would have bailed once it got above $30. Right now that stock is way over valued.....anyway raise a toast to DMC and let the fun begin. I am with you on this one.