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To: Alex who wrote (10919)	4/29/1998 12:18:00 PM
From: IngotWeTrust	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 116955

Alex, fascinating PR outta MSFT just now re: s/w upgrades 4 ECU invoicing by all their customers a/w/a currency symbol availability on keyboards and in all programs, not just for hand-held PCs but also for desktops, networks, enterprise whoozits, etc. Not as adept at surfing as you are, since this just crossed my live data server...but maybe you could post a link? O/49r

To: Alex who wrote (10919)	4/29/1998 1:12:00 PM
From: Christopher JR Laughren	Respond to of 116955

Once again, forgive me for intruding. The wealth of knowledge here is staggering & I need an explanation for something I don't understand. I investigated Stockhouse & another place mentioned (can't recall where) for information on Kinross to no avail. I'll go directly to the company for an IR package. The question I'm asking is: I've been watching Kinross all day. Seems the volume jumps by as much as 50K to 100,000 shares at a time but no change in price. Am I witnessing shorting? I don't understand how this staggering amount of shares don't effect the price of the stock. Could someone kindly explain what I'm lacking in the _mechanics_ of trading? Thanks & apologies for protocol breach.