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Gold/Mining/Energy : Repap (RPAPF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: leigh aulper who wrote (24)	11/16/1997 8:47:00 PM
From: Richard Rose	Respond to of 485

TK Been away all weekend or would have responded earlier. Perhaps I treated you unfairly...and for that I apologize. I'm usually not like that. I was quick to judge and must have misinterpreted your motivation. Again, apology offered to you as well as anyone on this thread that was annoyed. At least we got the thread going a bit. Sorry your investment in RPAPF has not performed to your expectations. I have done quite well day and short term trading it mostly in the 5/32 - 7/32 range for the past half year. Even dogs have their fans. The stock has been unusually constant in its steady moment through that range, as I'm sure you know. Perhaps you are correct about impending doom? It seems to me that the outlook is better than it has been over the last 5 or so months, therefore I look for Repap to return to a slightly higher trading range than it is at present. I could be wrong. As for a greater recovery, I really don't know. Good luck. Richard

To: leigh aulper who wrote (24)	11/16/1997 9:11:00 PM
From: Brad Yonkman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 485

leigh, Skeena was part of Repap's B.C. assets. I doubt that what happens here (At Skeena) has much, if any, effect on Repap anymore as they (Repap) walked away from this division this spring and gave these assets (liabilities?) to the bank. If Skenna does shut down it's unlikely that anyone would buy the pulpmill. Therefore, it could have a slightly positive affect on the pulp price as it is a large mill and does contribute to the ongoing glut of pulp on the market. Regard, Brad