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Gold/Mining/Energy : Develcon T.DLC Why sudden rise? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: steve gilchrist who wrote (24)	3/23/1999 7:55:00 AM
From: Sylvain Cousineau	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34

I think that investors were a little confused at the fact that the company was being bought by a company that was not even public so that no one could gauge the real value proposition. I'm a little confused also by the fact that I hold these shares in my RRSP. Do I have to sell them because they are now a US company?. If many shareholders are in my situation and have to sell because of a technicality, this could put downward pressure on the stock. This stock is extremely volatile due to its low volume. 400 000 shares at 10 cents is only $40000 dollars traded in a day. I am however a little enthusiastic because Develcon has made it to CeBit and some jobs are actually posted on their website. Vianet has a website at www.vianettechnologies.com but it doesn't contain much valuable information. DLC seems to have a value directly proportinal to RADR (Remember that RADR is now Vianet). If RADR moves to $20 US, DLC would be worth approximately $0.24. But I suspect it would trade at a premium. Someone mentioned a fairy tale of RADR moving up to $100US which would value DLC at $1.20. There's nothing wrong with dreaming! CIAO!