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To: Montana Wildhack who wrote (6167)	12/13/2000 12:39:17 AM
From: Cal Gary	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

Hi Wolf, I'm not good at really short term <ggg> Me too, Rebecca's million dollar smile is slowly fading from my short term memory. Hoping to see her again very, very soon. Canadian Business, RobTv, Fortune, National Post, or .. Time would work for me. rumour that several institutions now want to take a position So, what are they waiting for <ggg>? Oh, actual revenues. So what kind of funds are these? I was hoping Graham would be kind enough to post what criteria DMX needs to meet in order for an (aggressive, bio, science, consumer or just plain big reputable) equity fund to take a position. I too would be happy to see funds stumble over each other looking for shares. If 40% of DMX shares are in institutional hands: - what exactly does that mean? - What criteria do these institutional firms use? - I believe someone here posted DMX was in a Dynamic fund, but again which one of their portfolios? - TSE 300 index type funds, but this type doesn't add up to many shares. If 60% of DMX shares are in public hands, then why _____ (gag, gag... ggg)_____________? Unless of course, large blocks of shares are very tightly held and Rebecca knows who.