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To: DaveAu who wrote (8593)	1/30/2002 3:46:27 PM
From: Joe Krupa	Respond to of 14101

Dave, "Perhaps we're trading below the minimum set for this draw and RK hasn't chosen to lower it." You and Cal Gary may very well be correct on this. I would take it as a positive sign if this was the situation. It may indicate that she expects some kind of upfront sooner rather than later. In fact, some of the wilder ruminations of my conspiratorial mind, have me wondering if the unspirited CC and timing of the financials were an attempt to knock the price down below that level to kill the draw. She opted to sound rather worn and defeated in the CC, which I believe she has full undertanding of the implications of that tone on the stock price. ????? joe

To: DaveAu who wrote (8593)	1/30/2002 3:50:04 PM
From: john.d	Respond to of 14101

Dave, "On the TSE 300, it was a non-event when DMX was added, so I doubt it will make much difference when they're removed" Based on the following post thanks to Yan70 over at SH I think we are pretty save for the time being. Looking forward to favourable news on the FDA inspection sometime in February.. John . "At the end of December, DMX had a weight of 0.029% in the index. I understand that the new guidelines, when fully implemented in 2003, require a minimum weight of 0.025% of the index to stay in the new TSE "300". If a stock gets kicked out, it will then need a weight of 0.05% to re-enter (and it will have to wait at least one year). I don't think that DMX is in immediate danger of being removed from the index. The stock price would have to be below $4.00 for this to happen (after taking into account the impact of the draws on the # of shares). FYI, DMX was the 246th largest stock in the index at the end of the year (there were 40 stocks with a weight under the 0.025% threshold)."