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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (26359)	3/3/2005 11:17:28 PM
From: Taikun	Respond to of 312307

Kastel, I added AY.UN today. I think that's about it for a 16%er. If you see the NR, it should be rising from here. I poached the details from Stockhouse. Anything to $12.00 (16%) is a bargain. Congrats to all of us who bet on the underdog. the numbers are great! David APF Energy Trust (TSX:AY.UN) (TSX:AY.DB) ("APF" or the "Trust") is pleased to release selected 2004 year-end reserves information and details of its 2005 budgeted capital program. Highlights - Proved plus probable reserves increased 46% to 58.7 million barrels of oil equivalent. - Drilling and optimization replaced 93% of 2004 production. Together with acquisitions executed during the year, APF replaced 314% of its annual production. - Coalbed methane ("CBM") reserves increased 190% to 25.54 bcf. Daily production from all of APF's CBM assets now amounts to 1,800 mcf/d. - Net asset value per unit (proved plus probable at NPV 10%) increased 53% to $8.08 per unit. - Finding, development and acquisition ("FD&A") costs, inclusive of future capital obligations, were $16.86 per barrel of oil equivalent (rolling three-year average of $14.74 per boe).