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To: maxncompany who wrote (2600)	2/13/2008 11:18:26 AM
From: koan	Respond to of 23093

MAX you have to ask onepath about URB. It is above my IQ level and I rely on onepath. In fact I rely on onepath and clagary lady for just about everything. I only wish I had them to keep me organized on my travels. Two days ago I thought I had lost my two largest credit cards, got everyone to deactivate them, and then found them, and had to have every one reactivate them-lol. My poker game has really taken an upswing though and I am anxious to get back to he tables today.

To: maxncompany who wrote (2600)	2/13/2008 11:46:59 AM
From: onepath	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23093

Here is a little info on Urbana and its warrants.URB.WT and URB.WT.A....if you do purchase any try for the A WT. as it has more time and often trades very close in price to the reg. WT. No other difference.Good mgmt. and unique business plan. globeinvestor.com globeinvestor.com globeinvestor.com Globe says Urbana's Caldwell bets on Amex bid 2008-01-11 08:00 ET - In the News The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday edition that an American Stock Exchange takeover comes as no surprise to Tom Caldwell. The Globe's David Parkinson writes that Mr. Caldwell was counting on one. He says: "I think Amex is going to get taken out by someone. It's just a question of who." He says that while a deal would make sense for rumoured suitor NYSE Euronext, "it would also be logical from TSX Group's point of view." Mr. Caldwell is not just saying this as a casual observer. He is president, lead investment manager and controlling shareholder of Urbana, a closed-end investment fund that specializes in the securities market business. It owns pieces of Amex, NYSE Euronext, TSX Group and 15 other securities exchanges spanning the globe. Urbana has been aggressively expanding over the past year. Until 2003, it was just a shell company. By early 2007, the company held a modest $34-million in assets. Today, its assets total almost $270-million. Cormark Securities Inc. analyst Jeff Fenwick recently became the first research analyst to initiate coverage on the stock. Mr. Fenwick rates Urbana's widely held Class A shares ($5.09) a "buy" with a 12-month target price of $6.50.