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To: Second_Titan who wrote (1532)	3/13/2001 7:06:12 PM
From: excardog	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 23153

007 I agree with your premise on the crude showing. There are those that believe the API's are manipulated prior to OPEC. 9 million crude should calm those thoughts. Waiting on tomorrows AGA and will probably do some selective E&P buying at the close. Best of luck

To: Second_Titan who wrote (1532)	3/13/2001 7:21:41 PM
From: JungleInvestor	Respond to of 23153

Quehubo, you're right, the fog lifted in a very timely manner - this API build should make it easier for OPEC to cut in a meaningful way. Following are a couple of informative posts from the EEE and VPI Boards respectively: E-MAIL RESPONSE by: increase02 03/13/01 03:09 pm EST Msg: 10316 of 10325 I have just received the following e-mail from EEE. I apologize for the lack of communication from Canadian 88 throughout this process. This is probably not the response you want to hear but due to the ongoing strategic alternative process, we are still limited in what we can disclose. A renewed interest has arose since the announcement of the Hunt deal and perspective buyers for the whole company are being met with. Reserve and financial numbers are awaiting completion of the independant reserve evaluation and the audit. ---------------------- DAN iS THIS the KWK news by: menno598 (63/M/Corvallis Montana) 03/12/01 06:30 pm EST Msg: 16352 of 16420 we have waiting for? menno Quicksilver Resources' Chairman Thomas Darden Talks to The Wall Street Transcript NEW YORK, Mar 12, 2001 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The Wall Street Transcript has published an in-depth interview with Thomas Darden, Chairman of Quicksilver Resources (AMEX:KWK), in which he talks at length about the company's future. The entire 2,100-word interview is available free online at twst.com Darden gives an overview of the company. "The company was originally founded as Mercury Exploration Company, a privately held independent oil and gas company in Fort Worth in 1963 by Frank Darden. In 1999, the assets of Mercury were contributed to form Quicksilver. During the first 22 years, we explored for and developed conventional oil and gas resources in Oklahoma, New Mexico and West Texas. In 1991 we began our operation in northern Michigan to develop Antrim shale gas reserves." Darden explains, "We are currently the largest gas producer in Michigan. As a strong player in the Michigan basin, we'll continue to seek acquisitions and expansion of our reserves in that area. Additionally, we are involved in a number of exciting exploration projects, including a joint venture to develop a Canadian coal bed methane on over 1 million acres, with PanCanadian Petroleum Limited, one of the largest producers in Canada." Looking forward, Darden states, "We would like to see the same proportionate growth rate that we've seen in the past, and we expect to see that with only moderate success in the projects we have currently on the plate." This interview is part of an 88-page CIBC World Markets Annual Energy Conference Issue available at twst.com or by calling (212) 952-7433