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To: telecomguy who wrote (1211)	3/4/1999 10:40:00 AM
From: AGORA	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2453

Hey, guys. We have had some real good fundamental discussions here (both negative and positive). At the end of the day, we all benefit from such analysis and discussion. Thus, let's not get into name calling. Ward, if the market is always right, why did YF fall from $14 to $3? If we understand your thinking correctly, purchasers of YF at $14 must have been correct in giving it that value. Given the fact that nothing really changed and that butterfat prices were not issue at $14, how did the market go wrong? In our opinion, we agree with the theory markets tend to overshoot to the upside and downside. As such, we once again state that $14 was overbought and $3 is oversold. Split the difference and you get $8.50 before the end of '99 (all other things being equal). Only time will tell. Glad to see the discussions here have gone to a higher level and all should be able to post negative, as well as, positive commentary. Regards, AGORA agoracorp.com

To: telecomguy who wrote (1211)	3/4/1999 10:54:00 AM
From: Ward Nicholson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2453

End of play. you wouldn't want to be shorting a stock with strong potential -- that would be suicidal wouldn't it. Well, liquidity is the real issue, but I don't expect you to appreciate that. You insist on drudging solely fundamental concepts up as if nothing else mattered. You have a woefully inadequate understanding of the mechanics of the market. Is there something that they are doing that is so wrong? ...as if the behaviour of the market itself didn't matter. Take your head out of the sand long enough to see that nobody on Bay Street cares about YF.A anymore. The play is over. Enough is enough. No time for this. WN