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To: Ulster1 who wrote (428)	10/6/1999 6:49:00 AM
From: Crazy Canuck	Respond to of 1252

>>"We ain't out of the woods yet!" <ggg> I couldnt have said it any better. << Part of what I was attempting to say in my last post was that I recommend that the people who have held this stock over the summer should hold on when it comes back to their entry points. Everyone who is long now should take a moment to reflect on why the company held back accepting new contracts that didn't fit with their new business model. They warned us that this decision would impact their earnings. (Note: If you look back you will see that we posted this in our notes from the interview we did when we visited the company in Calgary) NSI spent the better part of the summer restructuring the company, licensing new "essential" technology, and building alliances. Their work now presents them with a realm of new possibilities. Depending on what definition you want to throw at it, I have either been averaging down, or dollar cost averaging since I first purchased this stock. By the way, one of the most profitable investments I ever made was when I did the same thing with another stock that eventually took off. I said that I was encouraged by what I saw yesterday, and I am eagerly looking forward to what may be on the horizon for this company. When you say that you want this stock to go up too, and you won't get excited until you see it above $4.75. With that comment then I guess that you are now in a long position again. I seem to recall that you decided to short this stock a few months ago. In retrospect, that was probably a wise decision. You timed it well. But now, given what NSI has accomplished, and what they are poised to do, then I believe that anyone still in a short position on this stock is really playing with fire. I hope everyone's investments are good ones. Crazy Canuk