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Gold/Mining/Energy : Unitec Int. Controls Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Howard Jampolsky who wrote (530)	8/6/1998 7:41:00 PM
From: Technopeasant	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 856

Steve's Rule of Stocks When I buy them, they go down. When I sell them, they go up. So Howard, there I was counting my blessings for having invested in a nice quiet stock like UIC, one that avoided all the turmoil of the last two weeks by barely trading at all, (nice trick for avoiding unwanted volatility, that ;-) and along you come and start posting to the world about being up 16.67% last week. In CAPS yet! And the inevitable happens. Someone who has to have money NOW sells off 9000 at 0.29. Now really Howard, can't we keep quiet about the price? I like the activity update, (in fact I really like it), but boasting about the price will simply cause Steve's Rule to spring into action, with negative consequences for all. The Fates will notice that I own some UIC, and WHAMMO!, down we go. (No, I didn't buy today, too busy taking a pasting in SSY and NNC.) So in the future could we keep it down please? Steve. (Hope John spots the irony here)

To: Howard Jampolsky who wrote (530)	8/8/1998 12:48:00 AM
From: Howard Jampolsky	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 856

This is a short update. Most of my time this week was spent working on projects behind the scenes. They included: 1. Completing the AIF filing with the Securities Commission. 2. Working on our Company's Business Plan. 3. Enhancing the presentation we have been making to brokers. This includes general 'spiffing-up' of the actual presentation and adding some components suggested to us by some of the brokers who have already seen the presentation. Currently, I am trying to set up presentation dates for the following brokerage firms: Brink Hudson Dominion Securities Canaccord Yorkton CIBC Wood Gundy Goepel McDermid 4. This week was filled with meetings with some brokers and financiers. Of course, we are looking for non-dilutive financing, and there are a few sources around that I have made contact with. I have taken some of these individuals on site tours, and they seem impressed. (This offer is good for anyone who would like to visit us and learn more about what Unitec does. Please call me at 420-8025 to arrange such a visit.) 5. The on-going projects are coming along well. EMEC, our largest project in progress continues. There is equipment nearing completion, and we should be ready to ship more product to Chile as early as the end of August. I'm sorry if this report seems not to have as much meat as usual. I have found that sometimes it is better to err on the side of caution, especially in the stock market business. Have a good weekend and a great week. Regards to all, Howard Jampolsky VP Corporate Relations