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Strategies & Market Trends : 2002 Canadian Stock-Picking Challenge -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ringo99 who wrote (620)	3/28/2002 9:35:21 PM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 1590

Hi roger, So far any pick that has dropped under $1.00 has been stopped out, so it would be hard to change now in mid stream. I understand where you are coming from but in most cases the stop out @$ 1.00 has worked fairly well. I find if a stock drops under a $1.00 intra-day it is usually a sign it is going to go lower. KRT being the only exception so far. For next year I will definitely keep your suggestion in mind, as it would make my book keeping for the Challenge much easier. Regards, Al

To: ringo99 who wrote (620)	3/28/2002 10:40:56 PM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 1590

Hi roger, You had: $13,926.00 cash You bought: KRT-v @$1.76 X 7,912 shares = $13,925.12 Good luck with your new pick, Al

To: ringo99 who wrote (620)	4/1/2002 5:55:49 PM
From: Al Collard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1590

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To: ringo99 who wrote (620)	4/3/2002 2:34:08 PM
From: Al Collard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1590

KRT-v...in the news: Kaiser sees big things for Kensington's Sask. play John Kaiser, writing in a March 22 Express, says that unless he is way off base, Kensington Resources (then $1) in the next six weeks will attract the attention of an institutional audience that will drive the stock into the $3 to $5 range and justify higher price targets as Fort a la Corne shifts to prefeasibility. Mr. Kaiser stresses that the Fort a la Corne project has world-class potential and is a candidate for a $1-billion to $2-billion ultimate project value. He says he was cool to the Fort a la Corne area in the past, but on the basis of new developments and considerable research during the past few months, he has acquired a new respect for the Saskatchewan diamond play. Much of Mr. Kaiser's optimism is somewhat speculative, referring to De Beers's "body language," and having faith in De Beers' modelling expert, Johan Ferreira. During the next six weeks De Beers will deliver results from last year's Fort a la Corne bulk sampling program. The program targeted two kimberlite bodies, No. 141 and No. 150, which represent about one billion tonnes within a field encompassing about 10 billion tonnes of kimberlite. The news will likely come in several stages.

To: ringo99 who wrote (620)	6/13/2002 9:06:02 AM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 1590

KRT-v...in the news: Kensington Resources Ltd. - Favourable Macrodiamond Recoveries For 2001 Drilling Program At Fort a La Corne fin-info.com