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To: David Culver who wrote (4744)	11/8/2002 9:55:16 AM
From: trustmanic	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11633

I have three or four IPO applications. I think you will see more new IPO on the way. If the interest rate stay @ the all time low level. You will find more and more money flow into the high yield product. 10 to 20% return a year is not bad at all. Those experts keep on telling people that this is another bubble. But you have to consider that each unit trust need to pay out something every month(at least for a short period of time), that means not every company is qualify to be a trust. I am still bullish on income trust. I will not buy $2 NT because of its historical past or future, but I will pay $10 for a boring product that give me some cash every month. George

To: David Culver who wrote (4744)	11/8/2002 12:41:17 PM
From: Peter W. Panchyshyn	Respond to of 11633

Is anyone following all the new IPOs. There are so many it is hard to keep up. Any recommendations? -------- Your correct it is hard to keep up with. Thats why many not wishing to do so because they dont have the time or the expertise to do a proper due diligence and look to or over all the facts and data being presented or that which is not being said or given out may choose to play them by way of the trusts of trusts. Paying someone else (management of trust of trust) that extra % or so. And hoping they deliver more than enough to offset that extra "cost" by way of what the trust will deliver into the unitholders pocket by way of things like rights and warrant. As the past data for both EIT.UN and SDT.UN have shown they can and do, do that very thing ,like clock work year after year after year --------------