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To: CF Rebel who wrote (3756)	1/17/2000 9:25:00 PM
From: Condor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5053

Thanks CF for an excellent post. I do suspect that the internet/telecom incubators have recently been proven more acceptable and earlier higher valuation will result. 4-5 years ago, as in your example of CMGI, the concept was really just being tapped and took awhile to prove itself and gain mainstream acceptability and valuation. BCE I believe is more a mix of conventional value investments and tech stocks (Nortel). Perhaps BCE is not seen as a pure enough high tech play or its lengthy history do not convey a mood of the new economy to the present new breed of "high speed" investors. I do believe/hope that JDX valuations will ramp up substantially as subsequent investments are made assuming they now converge in the hot tech/internet areas. Once the company starts to unfold its cards in the next round we should have a good idea of the level of excitement and that will tell the story. Regards C

To: CF Rebel who wrote (3756)	1/17/2000 10:07:00 PM
From: Mr. Oil	Respond to of 5053

Good observations there! We are holding and waiting for management to begin the road show so to speak. They have some singing and dancing to do before the share value gets to rock and roll. Meantime it is a great time for new investors to pick up some cheap shares. No Kidding! Any amount of buying here will boost us into the $2.00 + range in a couple of days. Maybe less. There aren't many shares available at this $1.50 range. These prices are going to be distant memory when the promo begins IMO. I am happy to be holding all the shares I bought. Trying to sell out on a high and buy back on a low is a game I don't want to play at these low levels. Perhaps when we see $5.00 and above I will give it a go but I don't want to be out of the stock before we see much higher numbers than we are seeing yet. All the best to the longs. If those who bought and sold are watching from the sidelines as I suspect they are, many will be jumping in to make sure they don't miss the great upside potential just as soon as the name change is announced. I expect that to have some significant effect on where we are going. Ray