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To: charred who wrote (8429)	4/28/1998 12:12:00 AM
From: William Peavey	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10836

Charred, Send it to all your pool hall buddies! You are one bitter individual. Bill Peavey

To: charred who wrote (8429)	4/29/1998 10:35:00 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 10836

The survey Charro, is a fair poll of North American and European investors. In all probability the language barrier and the lack of participation of Latin Americans on our financial markets prevents me from being able to be in touch with more South Americans. A similar problem exists for many Europeans who do not speak English. They simply know little of our stock market and thus do not participate in our markets. I have never had a newsletter customer from Germany and few from France for instance. The low internet participation in those countries is probably in part responsible for that too. Only those who were asked and responded can be reported on. If a person was on the list who lived in South America his answer was included. If this is the case I do not know since I did no country of origin survey of the respondents. There may in fact be some people of that origin in the group but I have no specific knowledge of that. If you try to get an answer to that question in a survey you might not get an answer that you want. Irrespective of their origin the survey was fair one of people who invest. I think the matter of what the jobs and what the ages of the respondents are is not well founded. The surveyed group is typical of internet people. It is overwhelmingly male, near middle age, and professional or in business. There were some brokers who responded to the survey, specifically two that I know of but that community is not a significant part of the survey. If Latinos want to take the newsletter or respond to internet surveys they are certainly more than welcome. EC<:-} echarter@vianet.on.ca The Canadian Mining Newsletter