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To: ~digs who wrote (13995)	9/14/2003 10:21:51 PM
From: ~digs	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 48463

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To: ~digs who wrote (13995)	9/15/2003 12:47:33 PM
From: George Burdell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48463

WEDX humming along Westaim shares jump amid speculation for TV deal Monday September 15, 11:35 am ET TORONTO, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Shares of Westaim Corp. (Toronto:WED.TO - News) rose to their highest level in 14 months on Monday on anticipation the company may be nearing a significant manufacturing deal for its flat-screen television. Shares of Westaim rose 28 Canadian cents, or nearly 10 percent, to C$3.30 on the Toronto Stock Exchange (News - Websites), following a near 16 percent gain on Friday. And with more than 700,000 shares changing hands, Westaim was on pace for its busiest trading since early May. "This is a classic case of people finally getting around to the Westaim story because it has lagged the market here substantially," said Marvin Wolff, an analyst with Paradign Capital Corp. Wolff, who said he anticipates a joint-venture commercialization deal for Westaim's 34-inch television, has a "buy" rating on its shares with a C$9.50 target price. Westaim, which is researching and developing several products from pharmaceuticals to flat-panel screen displays, said it was not aware of any reason for the sudden jump in its shares. "We have no news that's pending, and I honestly have not heard of anything that is related to this, or that would cause this," said Westaim spokeswoman Lisa Lupynec.