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To: David Alon who wrote (2900)	3/18/2002 1:53:02 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11633

Shoulder season may be a non-event this year ? Stay Tuned. Message 17211820 I haven't looked @ NCF.UN recently. Any caveats anyone ? Lagging because of recent bought deal ? regards Kastel

To: David Alon who wrote (2900)	3/18/2002 3:29:21 PM
From: trustmanic	Respond to of 11633

I'm not buying or selling any energy trust at this time. But I will sell if oil is higher than $30.

To: David Alon who wrote (2900)	3/18/2002 4:55:23 PM
From: Peter W. Panchyshyn	Respond to of 11633

My concern at this point, as what will happen when interest rates go up, which eventually it will. How will these units fair? ----------- I guess one would have to ask how high rates are going to go up. Remember we are coming off of rates that are at 5 to 6 decade lows. I always like to look at the historical evidence because it can tell one a lot about what to expect. Just like that evidence showed that commodity prices would recover. Like they are doing. Just like that evidence showed that the economy would recover after the events of Sept 11th as it did for every major past shock to the system. Which it is doing. All of which I clearly said well before the fact in my past posts. Now look to the historical interest rate data. Then look to the historical unit price data. Do some comparisons. With higher rates what were some of the unit prices at the time? One could even look to the payouts for the trusts at those times as well. All of that info is available. You just have to decide to use it or ignore it. Then either benefit from it (by using it) or suffer from it (by ignoring it) . The choice as always is yours ------------------