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To: marcos who wrote (639)	5/7/2001 8:15:01 AM
From: tyc:>	Respond to of 8273

Marcos, if you are at all interested in IMN, listen to the webcast of their AGM available at their website. The president's remarks are supported by an excellent slide show. One of the slides shows that Inmet's book value is $5.47. It has two components; working capital $2.60, operating assets, $2.87. The stock is trading below its working capital...... And yet it is the operating assets that I have been so enthusiastic about. Anyway, it's all very ably described in the president's remarks.

To: marcos who wrote (639)	5/7/2001 7:53:23 PM
From: ralfph	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

NBL/QBX How about that... they are moving and I own em. I have had the NBL for so long I do not even know what I bought it at. The story is a classic though. They where looking for diamonds and came up with something else. Lots of fun. <ggg> QBX- could be that it is the start of something with this run or it could be CC cleaning up the buyback order and selling their own stock to QBX. That deal with the selling of the gas pipeline may indicate that something is up.Things look better than they did. regards ralfph