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To: Peter W. Panchyshyn who wrote (4301)	9/21/2002 8:28:51 PM
From: Lorne Larson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11633

Peter: "----- No where in what I posted is there anything of me saying you should only buy one trust. Or that you can only buy one trust. Your just infereing it. That is no where to be seen. Anywheres. -------------" You have a short memory (and you're getting so excited you can't be bothered to use spell-check). I'll repeat my post of a few minutes ago referring to your post #3560: Lorne: "You have some more cash to invest and want to again invest in an oil and gas trust. Why would you at that point not analyze which trust is the better investment, just as you did when you first bought?" Peter:------- "Because of the simple fact that if one did a proper study before hand. There would be no need to do any further analysis. He would already be in the best one he could find for his own preferences and circumstances --------------". Here's more: Lorne: "However according to your insane logic it is ALWAYS better to invest in the one you already hold." Peter: "------- Now it is ALWAYS (emphasis added) better because for those longer term concerned it allows them to lower their cost base." Give it up jackass. You're just making yourself look more and more ridiculous.