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Gold/Mining/Energy : Inflazyme Pharmaceuticals (T.IZP) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Harold Lehman who wrote (997)	7/11/1998
From: arthur a.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1501

The day after the recent one million-plus share day, the Financial Post (for U.S. threaders, this is Canada's equivalent of the Wall Street Journal) listed two block purchases of 500,000 shares each. (FP shows block trades daily in a special section.) Purchaser of one block is listed as First Marathon. Purchaser of the second block is also listed as First Marathon, along with Cannacord (a brokerage firm). Does anyone know if First Marathon is a broker? Or is it a fund? While this is my first posting. I am a long-term reader of this thread and have owned Inflazyme stock since 1995. I'm hanging in for the long term.

To: Harold Lehman who wrote (997)	7/11/1998 1:06:00 PM
From: Sean Janzen	Respond to of 1501

Harold, Good guess. Dr. Salari divested himself of 829,000 shares (on 40+ trades) from the period March 25/98 to May 25/98. As of May 25 he held 2,030,202 shares of IZP. Goldman Sachs owned 3,579,754 shares and 2,020,298 warrants of IZP as on June 25/98. This information comes from the VSE's Current Edition of Insider Trading Reports. You can access this report at the following web site: ftp.bcse.gov.bc.ca Click on "Publications", "Weekly Summary", "Insider/Other Disclosure Reports", and finally, "Current Edition of Insider Trading Reports".