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To: Larry G. who wrote (651)	2/7/2000 9:04:00 PM
From: Richard Schwindt	Respond to of 792

Hi; Thanks for both sides of the debate. I have had two bad experiences (sort of) this year, selling BCE and Apple at excellent profits only sit on the sidelines and watch them soar. If MBI hits 15 (!) I may reduce some more but I don't want to sell and sit around and watch it climb without me. There's a story in a book I read recently about people who sold Walmart and now have to put pieces of tape on the finance page so they don't see where its gone to since they sold. For all that MBI could go down but it is much closer now than it has ever been to results. Richard

To: Larry G. who wrote (651)	2/8/2000 5:22:00 AM
From: Graham Dellaire	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 792

Hello Larry, I am glad you guys are still in there to get some more gains. I worked it out and what I have made on HGSI (where I put my MBI money) is about half of what I would have made if I stayed in MBI and sold at todays high. Oh well... I am waiting for the warrant selling to hit. Exercising of those juicey 2.50/share warrants may account for the recent run-ups. If those guys sell, the price will drop 50 cents to a dollar at a time. Cheers G. P.S. is anyone interested in starting a Canadian Biotech tracking portfolio? We could set up a group on SI and all of us can decide on a portfolio. Let me know what you guys think