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To: gordant who wrote (3131)	12/14/1999 3:50:00 PM
From: Rob Davis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5053

Haywood is up to 20,000 shares now...all at $1.20, the high for the day. Don't want to sound hypey, but do you think this could be indicative of a news release tomorrow? Certainly a possibility...given the backlog of news we are waiting for. Even if no news tomorrow, I still see it as a positive sign. Even if they are only "playing", at least they are playing on the long side. :) Cheers, Rob

To: gordant who wrote (3131)	12/15/1999 12:25:00 AM
From: Condor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5053

Your question/conclusion is rather all encompassing and I really am not qualified to give a definitive answer however I do note that the US players are more aggressive/dynamic than CDNs as a rule and thats why I like to trade there usually. Theres more liquidity there and yes I would have to agree they bid their shares up more than we do. As for JDX, I see the US connection as being a major factor in my enthusiasm for this stock. I would not doubt because of that, that a Nas listing will eventually evolve as the company achieves its agenda and subsequent price targets. It's worth mentioning that we are all getting restless for the play to evolve but we should console ourselves with the fact that JDX management is doing what we all KNOW they should be doing (but hate to admit in our impatience) and that is finish the foundation before they start erecting the superstructure. We will be rewarded. Regards C