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To: axial who wrote (8486)	1/23/2002 10:52:33 AM
From: Montana Wildhack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

Hi Jim, Actually that was 'Beckysboss' that posted that on SH. I go by 'Opcom' over there. I believe Dundee continues to hold the 3.5 million plus shares they aquired when they got a seat on the board. CIBC was the original player with DMX and had a large holding. From my sources I hear that they still hold a considerable position. Beyond that there was a brief investment back in Feb 2000 from the US which Joe tracked as just before the FDA Arthritis committee meeting and which was sold directly after that meeting. I can see 15-20% ownership; but, have never been able to account for that 35% statement which was made some time ago. My opinions are that Rebecca is not seeking further relationships with Bay street and has for some time been cultivating US institutional interest. The following short quotes from a private newsletter recently released seemed to confirm this thinking. ** DMX is targeting big funds in the US as potential institutional investors for its shares. DMX has already lined up US Investment Bankers who will decide the most opportune time for DMX to list on NASDAQ and provide the market makers (8-11). Wolf