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To: Jacques Tootight who wrote (889)	12/8/1998 1:21:00 AM
From: bill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2006

Having gone to grad school and then worked in the US for a number of years, I know how important it is for Canadian companies to receive exposure in credible American media so that Americans will start to pay interest to those Canadian companies.There are so many American corporations and so many opportunities that it usually takes a credible American source to bring in buyers. Once that has happened, though, the result often brings a lot of American buying.Looks like you hit the beach on the first wave.

To: Jacques Tootight who wrote (889)	12/8/1998 5:20:00 PM
From: Lorne	Respond to of 2006

R.C. - The only real advantage to the TSE is that you don't have to use that ridiculous market maker system on NASDAQ. The two prices will track each other closely enough that there will be no arbs to play. You might just want to buy on the TSE if you think that the Canadian dollar will firm up in the future. I have no opinion on this but you would surely be able to find an analyst that will tell you anything you want to hear.

To: Jacques Tootight who wrote (889)	12/8/1998 5:40:00 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 2006

You'll likely find the tse spread consistently tighter than that on the Naz ... this is true of many Can stocks interlisted in the States. chart.canada-stockwatch.com quote.yahoo.com - 8.05/8.10 right now on to, vol 969,700 quote.yahoo.com - 5.25/5.3125 on Naz, vol 7900 Not that bad - tighter on Nasdaq than many others .... the exchange will cost you money, and trading in another country will always be more expensive than your own .... that border is really a pain in the butt at times ... you guys get far better deals from your discount brokers, btw. I see abz having a little trouble breaking 9 and 10 again in the near future, some more trading opportunities coming up ..... cheers