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To: energyplay who wrote (34716)	6/4/2003 3:47:57 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 74559

$5.50 -$5.00 this is actually a pretty sweet spot for a lot of trusts. They can pay out solid dividends at this point and we forget about the bubble effect and all it's complications. Most of my holdings will do quite nicely at these levels. The rest like PMT (sigh) are for that special moment in time.

To: energyplay who wrote (34716)	6/4/2003 4:24:12 PM
From: energyplay	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Here are Robry's graphs - amarks.homestead.com Look at brown / dark burgundy series for latest. Same colors as www.highlandenergy.com Note that the next 2-3 weeks we may have builds over 100 BCf, and that could be temporarily bearish. On the other ahnd, maybe too many people know about natural gas to create a buying situation. Royalty trust jsut keep going up every week. E&Ps are starting to do that too. In about 4-5 week, when the graphs go side ways in stead of up, it will look like we will never fill enough to get to mid -February. I expect price could really take off then...but note that the builds then start climbing in a few more weeks. Add to this that more people are hearing about natural gas -if it becomes 1/10 as popular as tech stocks.... That's a big X factor of unknown size. Summary - Natural gas in North America is the right place to be. how far will it go, how many ups/ downs ? Unknown.