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To: Lorne Larson who wrote (3719)	7/24/2002 11:02:19 AM
From: Peter W. Panchyshyn	Respond to of 11633

Now listen real close. ----- I am and I am hearing. " LORNE THIS IS A MARGIN CALL " "YOU NEED TO ADD SOME CASH TO YOUR ACCOUNT OR WE WILL START SELLING". ----------------- You've been absolutely adamant for the past year that a loss isn't a loss unless it's realized, because "that's the way Rev Canada does it". Now you're saying that this only applies to some stocks and not others? ----- Your getting confused with all falling apart around you. I DON'T SELL and I HAVEN'T SOLD ANYTHING. I have no realized loss PERIOD. When you will be forced to sell POU you will have a real loss. AGAIN PERIOD. I have a good chance of recouping when the turn around comes. I HAVEN'T SOLD. You on the other hand will have to lie like you lied about that selling PWI at that loss and buying AY and PVE,then changing your story to AVN. --------------- Does this theory apply only to trusts, or does it apply to all dividend paying stocks, or only to stocks you own. Rev Canada is obviously confused, cause they don't differentiate. You'd better phone them up right away, and set them straight.

To: Lorne Larson who wrote (3719)	7/24/2002 11:31:31 AM
From: Peter W. Panchyshyn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11633

Does this theory apply only to trusts, or does it apply to all dividend paying stocks, or only to stocks you own. Rev Canada is obviously confused, cause they don't differentiate. ---- RC does differentiate between the unrealized and the realized. Thats in the tax guide. RC is not confused one bit. Nor am I. The only one who is is you. Because you can't even comprehend the basics of the concepts realized and unrealized. Or that RC rules on the matter by what it charges tax on or conversely what it allows to use against gains or future gains by allowing a capital loss deduction . Plain and simple. ----------- You'd better phone them up right away, and set them straight