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To: keith massey who wrote (586)1/24/1999 8:19:00 AM
From: Kevin Hamlin  Respond to of 2259
 
Here's a little more information on MRY on Vancouver.
I really find the buying intriguing and it's pretty clear
there's definitely some VERY big accumulation going on!

Here's the buying patterns for the past three months
by the 4 most active houses:

House November December January Total

Nesbitt (12) +215,500 +593,000 +330,800 +1,139,300

Levesque(63) +158,048 +249,549 +148,400 +555,997

DS (82) +241,900 + 78,500 +114,400 +434,800

Sprott (73) +466,800 +252,400 -202,300 +516,900

That sale of Sprott in January is not what it looks to be.
In fact, it was a 200,000 share cross over to McDermid (52)
on January 19th.

The other thing I really like about MRY right now is that
EVERY indicator I am using is showing a buy signal.
To the others here who are into tech signals, if you
could run MRY through your own indicators, it would be
very interesting to know what you come up with!

Given the buying that has taken place recently, I would
expect to see news coming either this week or the very
beginning of next week. MRY has a lot in the works and
recently landed a major British Airways contract. The
rumour mill (for what it is worth) has it that a few
more major contracts are being negotiated with other
Tier 1 airline carriers. I would guess that these
rumours may in fact turn out to be true, especially
now that MRY has British Airways under their belt.

I've been following MRY for quite a while now (over a year)
and usually make a habit of holding a couple of
different positions in it. Long term, I'm holding
a position I took out at $1.01 with no intention of
selling it for some time yet. I've also taken out a
further position recently at $1.40 and very recently
at $1.50. I'm still not sure whether I'll consider
these purchases short term, or lump them in with the
rest of the long term. Either way, given what I see
with MRY, I expect to come out well ahead!

Regards,

Kevin



To: keith massey who wrote (586)1/24/1999 9:25:00 AM
From: Greg R  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2259
 
Keith re COS - The charts told me the stock was going down and far enough to make it worth the trade. I shorted the stock a little earlier than necessary on Jan 14 (https://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=7288537).

As for the buy back, I do expect it to be on Monday. My target has now become $5.45 The stock may go further, but I am not confident in that. I will be watching closely however as there could be a mistake in the accuracy of my drawings and be ready to buy back on the spur of the moment.

As for the INPATHIQUE chart for COS it has been available on their public projections pages for two years. Check out: members.home.net

Greg