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To: Lorne Larson who wrote (796)3/19/2001 9:37:10 AM
From: David Culver  Respond to of 11633
 
thanks, I have also had canadian oilsands and pengrowth which have done well in the last few years. I own a bit of mxt.un but would like to see there financial results. They are a bit hard to follow in my opinion. I see the next pay out is 9 cents

dave



To: Lorne Larson who wrote (796)3/19/2001 8:25:44 PM
From: bhartley  Respond to of 11633
 
Interesting top 4 picks as I own all but PWI.un. I switched over to VKR.un from Primewest when they had their first credit watch a few months ago. Then there was another one recently. MXT.un should keep increasing distributions and hopefully their annual May mtg. could be quite positive for holders of the units -hopefully the waterflood they are now doing on the the new property is positive to holders. Shn.un with the Ionic acquisition should hold the stock near current levels in energy downturns. AY.un has an interesting reserve of cash policy to keep distributions level. Hopefully the new Provident Income Trust @$11.00 will increase with $3../year dist-if the forcast is true cash on cash will be 28%.



To: Lorne Larson who wrote (796)3/20/2001 1:34:37 AM
From: trustmanic  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11633
 
What about NCA.UN, 4.91 P/E and annual div. is $1.16 better than PWI's yield.