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Gold/Mining/Energy : Angoss Software Corp. V.ANC -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Crazy Canuck who wrote (717)	10/20/1999 1:35:00 PM
From: Crazy Canuck	Respond to of 1006

I just received this E-Mail update from the company. Crazy Canuk ______________________ October 19, 1999 Dear Investors ANGOSS Software Corporation announced today that the appeal by TRIFOX Inc. of a previously reported damage award in favour of ANGOSS has been dismissed on all accounts by the Ontario Court of Appeal. The trial court judgement, together with interest and recoverable costs, is currently in excess of Cdn. $5 million. No provision is currently made in the financial statements of ANGOSS for future recoveries under the lawsuit. More details can be found at: angoss.com Regards, ANGOSS Software Investor Relations

To: Crazy Canuck who wrote (717)	10/20/1999 1:45:00 PM
From: WhatsUpWithThat	Respond to of 1006

Exciting news, indeed! This is a major event for a small company, removing the sword, as you say, dangling over their heads and fattening their bank accounts with some significant cash! Thks for the news, CC! WUWT

To: Crazy Canuck who wrote (717)	10/20/1999 2:41:00 PM
From: Crazy Canuck	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1006

I want to qualify my post about Canaccord not buying or selling any shares last month. A list I have shows that Canaccord Capital Corporation on ASE is Code 035. However, Canada Stockwatch shows them as Code 033. When I reported that Canaccord had not traded last month, I was in error. So, to make up for my error, here is their position in this company since the start of the year: Note: I pulled this information from Canada Stockwatch, and I cannot verify its accuracy. ----------------Bought ------- Sold -------- Balance Jan ----------- 148,500 ---- 158,500 ------ (10,000) Feb ----------- 569,500 ---- 120,000 ------ 449,500 March ---------- 89,000 ---- 150,000 ------ (61,000) April --------- 459,000 ---- 773,500 ----- (314,500) May ------------ 42,000 ----- 10,000 ------- 32,000 June ----------- 55,000 ----- 82,000 -------(27,000) July ---------- 363,218 -- 1,019,718 ------(656,500) Aug ----------- 108,500 ----- 60,718 ------- 47,782 Sept -------------- nil --------- nil ---------- nil Oct ----------- 344,500 ----- 563,500 ------(219,000) Total 2,179,218 Bought in 1999 Total 2,937,936 Sold in 1999 _______________________________ Total Canaccord position is (758,718) Short for 1999. Now, I recommend that others verify my totals to ensure they are correct. However, if these are true, and Canaccord did not already have a significant Long position entering 1999, then . . . from my un-educated viewpoint our friends from Vancouver need to pick up some shares - and soon! Especially before the news of this award this hits the papers. Press and other investors start understanding what this company is doing and where they are headed! Did I happen to mention that one of ANC's investor's has sent already sent a summary on the company to the Globe and Mail, and today they told me that they followed up with a message on the court award. Also, isn't Angoss at the Direct Marketing conference where they will be talking about their two new applications. Oh ya, didn't Angoss make mention of a unit of Microsoft using their products. Oh, I could go on and on, but you get the picture. I believe that the next little while will be pretty interesting! Crazy Canuk