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To: Richaaard who wrote (455)	7/23/1998 10:56:00 AM
From: speculatingvalue	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1916

re: gle.wt.a, ase Canada Can you suggest some US bargains? The Canadian dollar has fallen even lower in trading today. A US $ will buy $1.50 Canadian. It is likely interest rates will be raised here which will put upword pressure on our dollar. In addition, there is pressure from US exporters to raise our dollar as it makes it too easy for us to compete with our resource exports. The VSE (Vancouver, where I live) has a bad reputation because there's been a lot of manipulation, specially with mining stocks. The ASE is another junior, but with a better reputation. The TSE and Montreal are reputable exchanges. I've been told by management at Global that they've applied for a TSE listing and expect to move by September. This is a company with an extremely high growth rate, impressive R&D, secure contracts and low P/E, low debt. I think the secret to any warrant or stock is to do adequate research. Due diligence definitely mitigates risk. Cheers!