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To: mtnres who wrote (287)	11/30/1997 12:57:00 AM
From: MAKAMAI	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 602

Aloha MTNRES...I've done a little comparison between NDB and my present broker Freeman Welwood for Canadian stocks. Results follow: No of Shares 1000 2000 5000 10000 Stock Price: $.04 Freeman Wel: $35 $36 $39 $44 National DB: $50 $70 130 $230 Stock Price $.50 Freeman Wel: $46.50 $59 $96.50 $159 National DB: $50.00 $70 $130.00 $230 Stock Price $.90 Freeman Wel: $56.50 $79 $146.50 $259 National DB: $50.00 $70 $130.00 $230 Stock Price $1.00 Freeman Wel: $79 $104 $179 $304 National DB: $50 $70 $130 $230 It would appear that for Canadian stocks less than $1.00, Freeman Welwood has the better commission schedule. Once the stock goes over $1.00 NDB comes out on top. I may wind up with two brokerage accounts. NDB for OTC and Canadian stocks over $1.00, and Freeman Welwood for Canadian stocks priced under $1.00. Food for thought, Bert