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To: bill who wrote (3438)	6/13/2002 9:00:58 AM
From: bill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11633

On may 13 WG put a buy on PIF.UN and a hold on VKR.UN (fully valued). Now there's a downgrade from another brokerage on PIF.UN. I guess that's what makes a market. I see that in pre-opening bids that PIF.UN is going to gap up. However, that is pre-open and a lot of those bids are sucker bids trying to get naive buyers to buy high. Let's see how it looks half an hour into the day. All the WG reasons for buying PIF.UN still seem to be valid. I think I'll go with peter on this one and hold.

To: bill who wrote (3438)	6/13/2002 10:17:56 AM
From: Goldberry	Respond to of 11633

Bill you may have missed this part of LIV announcement. "Consultrans Logistics is a non-asset based transportation, warehousing and distribution services company based in Oakville, Ontario, which manages transportation by truck across North America and has annual revenues of approximately $ 4 million. " The key may be NON ASSET which could allay your concerns. On the KPC units I have picked up quite a few at the lower levels it has traded at this past week averaging in the 6.57 range. This stock pays a .17 dividend on June 26th. and has a yield over 10%. I personally think it is oversold due to US content rule which keeps most from buying for their RRSP's and as the management controlling is looking to sell there interest. Downside seems limited and when the ownership problem gets cleared up I can see it going back up to about $7.00 for a 9% yield