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To: Moneysmith who wrote (10881)	3/5/1999 6:02:00 PM
From: Rich Investor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 37507

>>BII should be at $20 right now but it isn't<< LOL Ken, BII is arguably overvalued as it is. Are you suggesting that BII should have a valuation similar to that of Bombardier with its multi-billion dollar contracts or a utility company that pulls in revenues BII could only dream of at this stage of the game. Gimme a break! BIDN is overvalued too, as is EBAY, AMZN, YHOO etc. etc. The only difference is that it has bigger supporters and believers in its future than BII has. The discussion here is how BIDN can support valuations of this sort while trading on the OTC. No offense intended here, but you are dead right. The future for BII under these circumstances does not look very good. With or without NASDAQ in the pocket.

To: Moneysmith who wrote (10881)	3/6/1999 9:07:00 AM
From: RG	Respond to of 37507

>>>>The longer this stock sits there while EBAY hits record highs the longer it will be before any substantive gains will accrue NASDAQ listing notwithstanding. The contrast between the two is disturbing; BII should be at $20 right now but it isn't. <<<< Ken, I do not agree with you about this, since BII is listed on the TSE and only 10% of the investors in BII are from the U.S. I believe that the U.S. investors have the capability of making this stock move big time. Right now, U.S. investors are sitting on the sidelines waiting to see what happens with BII, but ready to jump in. All of this is course, IMHO.