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Gold/Mining/Energy : Canadian REITS, Trusts & Dividend Stocks -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Scott Mc who wrote (1012)	5/18/2001 7:42:51 PM
From: bill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11633

Thanks, Scott. Because of your comment, I went back and looked at my order. It was supposed to be 31.20. It was 30.20. I must have punched in a wrong number which is easy to do as I was buying a number of stocks today. The strange thing is that when I bid a penny over the bid-ask for Kinross, Greenline popped up a screen saying that I was outside the range. The price was moving so fast that if you bid with the tight range 1.36-1.37, the range would change before the trade hit the floor. Here I was a dollar outside on a key error and no screen about being outside the range. What I did get was a screen saying it was an odd lot and that I might have to pay a premium to get it filled. I'll look to buy on Tuesday. Good day on the market. Nice profits on those beaten up mining companies. NOR is a beaut. Could go to 22.00. A seven dollar a share profit would be worth a little celebration. Nice to use that to pick up some more Trust shares. The trust I keep reading reports on that is at the top of the heap is TPL.UN. Yet it pays a low dividend. Is all the praise because the dividend is seen as sustainable even if there is a downturn? Is it because of capital appreciation?