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Gold/Mining/Energy : Napier International Technologies Inc. (T.NIR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: AL who wrote (1847)	10/27/1998 8:21:00 PM
From: David in Ontario	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2444

Hi AL: They don't give the name of the reporter, but there is nothing new here, except for the piece on Canadian Airlines International. They are repainting ONE plane next year and they wonder why Napier hasn't come running to their door? Dah! Why didn't this reporter contact TWA and ask them why they chose Napier's SV-35 product over the competition? Why not contact the other airline refurbishers who are now also using the product(s). That would have made for a much more interesting read. It just kills me when these business reporters still can't even get ICI's name correct. Listen up - ICI is an acronym for Imperial Chemical Industries PLC: ici.com It is not - as referred to in this article - Imperial Chemicals Industry. If they can't even get the name right how much weight do you place on the other information in this or any other article? It's sloppy reporting. If the reporter is Brent Mudry - then next time you idiot - try to get the name right. To repeat from my Stockhouse post... Insiders who have exercised options since April deserve to take profits - good luck to them. They have turned the company around, refocused and are moving ahead aggressively. This company will become a world leader in its field - they have the products and partnerships in place and the client base is growing very nicely. The year end (97/98) and Q1 (98/99) statements will show how far sales have progressed. In addition, they will most likely provide the fuel to push the share price through its upper resistance level and beyond. Both statements are due in November - so not long to wait. David.