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To: Montana Wildhack who wrote (13765)	10/30/2004 1:57:03 PM
From: axial	Respond to of 14101

Joe identified the shorting years ago. Long before anyone understood how hedge funds were working DMX, he had it down. More recently, pre-AGM, a few traders thought they saw the pattern re-emerge. Since the beginning of September 63,468,343 DMX shares have traded. The most recent prospectus lists 83,462,759 shares outstanding as of 14 October 2004. Meaning 3 out of 4 shares have traded. Extraordinary volume - enough to make one think 7,285,341 million DMX warrants had been traded. Not. They're still out there, more's the pity. "This might be a time to consider moving herself offshore as opposed to her shares. The OSC's dilligence is to be commended - why it's still the same decade." LOL! Toothless, spineless and slow: the OSC. The SEC's gormless little brother. The same people that gave us "iceberg trading" and "Anonymous"? If we tried, we couldn't have found a better way to hide who's trading what. A disapproving slap on the wrist, read with tears of helpless laughter? An insignificant fine? More likely, nothing. If the RCMP gets involved, the story may be different. Jim