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To: ralfph who wrote (674)	5/15/2001 12:18:55 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

Stockwatch TSE market depth free trial ... for May it sounds like stockwatch is offering free depth along with its whole TSE order book, which is a new feature - even for free trials [for those who don't know, they give a free 30-day trial] ... looks like quite useful stuff, the whole picture of the depth ... here's a paste from one depth - TSE Market Book for T:XCL The TSE Market Book is a new service about to be introduced by Stockwatch. It shows you the ENTIRE list of orders in the TSE trading engine. You can subscribe to this service beginning June 1 2001. You will require the Stockwatch "Max" subscription level, for $99.95/month, plus there is a TSE royalty of $30.00/month. You can sign up any time before June 1 - there will be no charge for May. NOTE this data is under test and should not be considered reliable. Ticker access is coming soon. In the table below you will see special terms in the "Spec" columns. An A indicates All-Or-None. If there is a number it indicates the Minimum Fill. Special terms orders and non-boardlot orders do not appear in the 5-level Market Depth data above. stockwatch.com

To: ralfph who wrote (674)	5/16/2001 3:23:32 PM
From: LeonardSlye	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

Ralfph...vote early and vote often...today’s the big day when we in B.C. find out who will form the opposition. It’s bound to be amusing whichever way it goes. We could have the high pitched whining of Ujal or not, too, depending upon if he wins his seat against the man who wasn’t there...I guess it’s too late to put Wong’s picture on milk cartons but I hear someone has been doing missing bulletins. On those insiders (past and present) in DML, one of them for sure hasn’t been doing any trading for awhile. Patterson seemed to develop a taste for clandestine insiders trading through an offshore company and a trust, each in different countries. He must have bought the offshore kit out of a magazine. He hasn’t been trading since Sept ‘99 when he was given a 15 month exemption. I see he isn’t on the current exemptions list now...well, lookee here...our former Premier, Billy Bennet can start trading again in only another 5 years. So, Patterson is down to 0 shares and working as a financial consultant (scary eh?). The existing insiders seem to be putting together hands in the game and they’ve been holding them for quite some time. Keats and Sparkes have been letting their options grow to about 2 million shares each, and apparently Teck Corporation (hmmm?) is still holding over 3 million from 1998. I’d imagine they’d all like to see the price of the stock go up. All of course IMHO, I could be missing or misreading something. Happy Trails Lenny