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To: TsioKawe who wrote (11)	2/3/1999 9:35:00 PM
From: Charles Broderick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 66

Well, so here it is! Hoodless Brennan Stockbrokers of London who I use from time to time, came on yesterday, with a big punt, knowing that I usually buy on their reccommendation. It would appear that they and a few other brokers in London have bought a couple of million shares at prices from November, and that these do not include the DIXON shareholding, which has to be held for one year. Dixons may be unknown to people outside the UK but they are one of the first uk multiples with 1000 stores in the uk (selling hi street elec/electronic goods) to implement an Internet strategy, ergo the tie up with mfsu, to provide their Internet subscribers with Financial info. Projections for the E-Comm market for UK and the swing to I-net based stocks are all in line for this year.We are starting to see web UK technology based resellers having the same impact on the UK market as in the USA. They have been offering the stock to private clients at 1/16 discount to the US price, and are saying that MFSI will be listed on the London Exchange by March, thus allowing them to more easily spread similarly into other European countries, as they have done in Britain. MFSI certainly seem to be aggressive in global expansion terms, which is happening as we speak. They could achieve 4-10K UK shareowners in mfsi, from which to initiate your equivalent of an IPO, which would more than guarauntee the second listing over here. jmho. Interesting, and at $3 a share they would appear reasonably priced for the sort of accelerated expansion we need to see!! The IrishRetailer!!