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To: Stephen O who wrote (3845)	7/30/2002 9:29:48 AM
From: Lorne Larson	Respond to of 11633

I've been sniffing around TAY a bit myself. You are right about the potential for much larger returns. As I understand it their feed-stock is NG and their sale price relates to liquids, so their profit depends on the spread. This company paid out some huge dividends when they first converted to a trust, back when NG prices were real low. My only concern is that we might see a huge bump in NG prices if all the long-term prognostications are correct in this regard. TAY might be a nice way to hedge against oil and gas trusts that are weighted to NG - SNH, POU, etc.