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To: Kevin Hamlin who wrote (1389)	11/23/1998 1:46:00 PM
From: waldo	Respond to of 37507

Which one will it be? >>Brian Campbell, head of Yorkton Securities' technology and telecommunications investment banking group,says the current deal has been structured such that the attached warrants have to be exercised before a United States public offering of at least $7-million (U.S.) is undertaken. He says that Yorkton and Bid.Com are paving the way for a Nasdaq listing. The Nasdaq National Market Listing Requirements: tht.com The SmallCap Market Requirements tht.com Sounds to me like the NMS. Imagine how many shares would have to trade to keep the price up over 7.50 for 30 days! W

To: Kevin Hamlin who wrote (1389)	11/23/1998 2:13:00 PM
From: AL	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 37507

Here is a quote from the book TRADERS GUIDE TO TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: " every time a stock turns over its entire capitalization, it's like a giant spring getting tighter and tighter. When the OBV approaches 100% of capitalization, the spring will snap and the price breakout will be significant. If the stock is in a general uptrend, it will signal a sharp advance." Sooner or later this baby has got to fly. The major holdback is that this is a Canadian company. A nasdaq listing will help significantly. regards, Al