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To: bill who wrote (7121)	6/9/2004 4:10:36 PM
From: bill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11633

10.95 wasn't a brilliant move. Could have bought at 10.91 shortly thereafter but the trading range stayed fairly tight with the price coming up to and down to 10.95. We'll see what the next few days bring. VKR.UN also traded in a very tight range. The stock that took a beating was SPF.UN. I checked with Stockwatch on the sales and a lot of them were very small. Forty or fifty shares. Couldn't figure that out. Why were people in such a desperate hurry to unload such small amounts? On June 01, SPF.UN got an outperform with a target of 27.50. TD gave them a target of 26.50. Do wish I understood market psychology better. Only thing I can think of is that some people don't like them going into a different area of business. Does anyone follow PIF.UN closely? They're down over a dollar on my buy price. They had a break in the pipeline but that is taken care of and, I believe, operations are back to normal. Any other reason for the big drop?