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To: Lamont who wrote (3579)	6/23/1998 12:29:00 PM
From: Ray Fidler	Respond to of 4718

Both scenarios by Donald and Lamont seem quite reasonable to me and I am undecided which of these two is the more reasonable. I would have to agree with Lamont that management, staff, and friends probably have enough shares to prevent a buyout by a major. I don't think another 2 millions shares would be enough to prevent a buyout. If the important news are held until after the AGM then it would seem reasonable to think that management is trying to make money on these cheap options. Of course there should be incentives for them to continue with the potential of the company but there are probably other ways to give them that incentive. Can anybody else offer his or her views? Regards, Ray Fidler