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To: Terence Mitchell who wrote (9920)	12/2/1998 10:28:00 PM
From: Sam	Respond to of 11676

DOE THIS SOUND FAMILIAR SAM Having said all that, it would appear that sometimes the system does not work as well as it is meant to. Specifically, a feature article in the National Post ("Nasdaq market makers come under fire") spells out how the shares of Navarre Corp. closed at $12 on Friday and subsequently opened the day on Monday at $27. The Post reports that some traders have complained that there was not a proper matching of buy and sell orders and this has called the NASDAQ's Market Maker system into question. Given the importance of the NASDAQ to small cap investors, we encourage you to reference this article by using the hyperlink listed below. As the story plays out, we will provide further reports once NASDAQ officials provide more information. To view the report relating to this news event you may wish to try the following hyperlink: nationalpost.com tml

To: Terence Mitchell who wrote (9920)	12/2/1998 10:34:00 PM
From: Cal Coish	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11676

No argument from me on that, Terence. I'm not too pleased with the cheap paper, either. I think there are still there are still some pretty interesting games being played re SVB, especially involving the LAB property. There has been a concerted effort to keep the price of LAB down the last couple of days. Very easy to do at these prices, of course. Also interesting that there's been no movement in PLM and GBR. What are your thoughts on this? Cal