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To: Jon Warren who wrote (111)	4/17/1998 7:15:00 PM
From: Jimmer	Respond to of 486

I guess it depends if the Duvernay is found above or below the the Leduc normally. If above, then the Duvernay is thicker than prog. at these coordinates and the top of the Leduc is coming in low. If below then that must mean the Leduc formation is 'lensed off' at this location and they are drilling in strata normally encountered past the Leduc. Which is it? I get the feeling it's the latter. I think my head is gonna explode. Jimmer.

To: Jon Warren who wrote (111)	4/18/1998 9:33:00 AM
From: Peter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 486

Dalton and the play got whacked when there was a 300,000 plus share volume a few days ago. The collapse of the accumulation/distribution ratio at that time was absolutely right. Someone knew something then. I for one am not going to hang around and watch the paint dry. I have a line on 14 penny stocks that are going up at this time. I'm going to sort through them and buy one with the most certain future. No more pig in a poke long shots for me! But wait! I just checked the FST thread. A statement that there is a strong gas showing at the 4100 meter level. End of hole to be 4479 meters. The reply was posted Friday, April 17th at around 2:43 p.m. I can't believe this! Who knows what to believe! Hold everything for awhile. Can anyone verify this?