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To: Threshold who wrote (1956)	1/8/2004 9:40:17 PM
From: Canuck Dave	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 313062

Actually, the stuff on the Royal Bank site isn't bad. I don't use it a whole lot, but when I first started online investing in 1998, they very correctly pointed out that the bull was over and the market was running on fumes (not their words, but that's the gist). They've also been bearish on the US dollar for a while and I asked around, they're not into derivatives. They're also pretty fast these days. If only we could get 10$ trades. CD

To: Threshold who wrote (1956)	1/8/2004 9:47:00 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 313062

Nice Chart ? oh oh last time I heard that it went back into hibernation ;o) Actually I'd been the habit of trading it for .04-.05 swings last year but on the last 'trade' I went quite heavier after taking a slightly different point of view courtesy of Jay Chen on BBR. we shall c :o) On CIBC a lot of the posters on the Stockhouse trust site cite CIBC reports (I always like a chance to say site cite ;o)... I've noticed they (CIBC) have not been getting it for a while now. Their trust stuff was ok before but I think like a lot of analysts they just aren't taking the dollar drop into account... To me saying oil is going back to 24$ without commenting on the USD direction is silly and naive in today's environment. Maybe that's their problem too I dunno... I don't see them first hand.. regards Kastel