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To: Cush who wrote (51)2/13/2002 12:04:43 PM
From: Dexter Lives On  Respond to of 77
 
Hey Cush/Richard,

I'd go a step further and say UFB!

What really blows me away is that some of the brokers will still get the house info, as long as they have a seat on the TSE. I guess they have to find value somewhere in the IPO - fleecing other investors seems to be their best hope.

I say this since it states that the info will still be available to the regulators and the exhange. Well guess who the exhange is?! People that own the seats - largely brokerage firms from my understanding... such as it is. <g>

That's how I read it, fwiw.

Rob



To: Cush who wrote (51)2/13/2002 12:24:53 PM
From: Sultan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 77
 
OFF TOPIC

But one that bugs me like crazy.. Any federal party that takes out 30% foreign content cap from RRSP gets my vote in next election.. I will even vote for NDP if it comes to that.. Bums..



To: Cush who wrote (51)2/13/2002 1:35:08 PM
From: KC Jones  Respond to of 77
 
Oh yeah this is real open....if you have a seat on the exchange. All I can see this doing is sending more people to the U.S. markets. It only enhances the view that the exchange is in the pockets of the brokers. Next they will eliminate paid real-time quotes and discount brokers....what a sham.

KC