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Technology Stocks : PSFT - Fiscal 1998 - Discussion for the next year -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Paul Marley who wrote (169)	3/9/1998 12:31:00 PM
From: Raptor	Respond to of 4509

Paul Marley ... I wondered if you were a relative of Ian .. I know Ian and of his tenure at York and the move to Arizona. Your son gave you good advice. He will know me too, although I am one who has preferred to remain anonymous on this forum (although Paul Levy and Melissa know my identity). Look for a private message from me. Re: RRSP - I figured that's what you were doing with the 'crystalizing'. I did a similar thing in a smaller way last month (not all funds). I was doing some fund switching. I may do this again (sell and re-buy), but there are the load fees to consider. Of course, PSFT can make that up I am sure. If you are looking for growth high tech stock which is Canadian, there may be better choices. I won't recommend anything, but you could read articles, check investment advisory publications, other financial advisory sources. I personally haven't looked into any similar Cdn websites, but maybe there is something which has info for you. Check out MKS of Waterloo - they have been a good news company for sometime and are public within past year. Another one is from Cambridge and it's "A"-something - sorry I can't remember. These are small companies with in demand products. Another option, buy more PSFT outside RRSP.