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To: wbristow who wrote (5203)	12/31/2002 12:16:04 PM
From: wbristow	Respond to of 11633

As a sidenote...I hear that the new Investingforincome.com newsletter will be doing a study on NCF in the near future BB

To: wbristow who wrote (5203)	12/31/2002 12:19:17 PM
From: Tommaso	Respond to of 11633

There sure has been a lot of skepticism about NCF (NCN on the Amex) on the Yahoo thread, and I can understand the disillusionment of those who bought too high. But I reexamine it every day and I all I can see is that it is out of favor because when NG prices dropped from that unsustainable $10 level, the distributions dropped, and as they dropped so did the stock price. I am holding other Canadian trusts but they don't have the liquidity (as stocks) of NCN. Sometime those pink sheet quotes get a week or two out of date (that's how they appear in my US brokerage account).

To: wbristow who wrote (5203)	12/31/2002 12:32:27 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 11633

Hi wbristow, but not for short term holders. Interesting. I look at it as a shorter term (kind of a safer E&P if you will) as they don't hedge much so are more subject to NG price swings. I traded it for good profit during the last NG bubble and maybe starting out with it now only near lows, I will have a bit of a different perspective. I took a position a while back for a swing trade but I'm open so we'll see. I've got lots of room for improvement. I still prefer for now those with a better hedging record though for LT. regards Kastel