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To: pdlfin who wrote (1279)	3/14/1999 1:25:00 PM
From: Stephen Morley	Respond to of 2453

A year and a half year ago the market expected a US listing and possible dividend. Neither has happened. Management felt that profits were better spent acquiring "new assets". Fine that their choice. Why they did not proceed with the US listing is anyone's guess. Perhap's they could not stand their scrutiny of a US listing or for competitive reason's did not want the disclosure. Someone may want to comment on this ! If you could analyze the "sellers" over the past nine months, I think you would find a high correlation to those who received shares in the Integrated exchange and sell orders. For these people the integration has been nothing short of a "disaster". Yes, in my opinion a listing or at least the announcement of one, would help immeasurably. Additionally a stock needs sponsership and a story. There have been plenty of negative stories and very little of the former. IMHO /sm

To: pdlfin who wrote (1279)	3/15/1999 7:49:00 AM
From: Stocker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2453

Hard to see any positives in Matrix's sales of EPIE. Maybe they feel the deal won't go through, else they would have stuck around for $13 or more. You have to be hoping that EPIE turns out to be the opportunity that YF thinks it is because right now there can't be much in the way of a competing bid or the price would be higher. To me Matrix's sale is an alarm signal. There's something about EPIE they didn't like. The fact that YF owns $13 stock adds another boo boo to the list.