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To: frankl who wrote (9)	3/11/1998 11:13:00 PM
From: Kaiser Soza	Respond to of 18

Hi Frank, No I don't watch the insider activity on this one. My impression is that they have good management and the beauty of the situation is that they are probably not shopping the company in desperation. They are good operators and will likely find a deal on their terms. Lets keep our fingers crossed. Regards, Kaiser....

To: frankl who wrote (9)	3/12/1998 10:09:00 PM
From: Kaiser Soza	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18

Hi Frank, I was thinking (that can be dangerous) about our last couple of posts, and I wouldn't rule out someone like PetroCan. If I was a major shareholder and was shopping my company, I wouldn't be too keen to trigger capital gains in this wonderful country of ours where the government takes 40% in taxes. Considering that many of the big oil companies have dropped back from their highs, I wouldn't mind shares in a PetroCan or a Shell at these levels. It would allow for much better estate and tax planning. Who knows, a Husky makes more sense probably, but management may look at the most tax effective deal, and as a small shareholder I would take a share swap on the gains. Regards, Kaiser...