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To: RG who wrote (23609)	4/21/1999 1:49:00 PM
From: blankmind	Respond to of 37507

it would seem it did trade on the naz One stock that would be setting domestic air speed records for descent today, Bre-X Minerals, has had its inevitable plummet postponed in the U.S. The Nasdaq Stock Market said Bre-X would remain halted on its exchange at least until May 13, when it plans to chat with Bre-X officials in a Nasdaq Listing Qualification Panel meeting. The Toronto Stock Exchange, in its infinite wisdom, opted to open trading in the disgraced nonmining company at 9:30 a.m. EDT. Sure, the crushing demand for Bre-X had essentially crashed the exchange on past occasions, but that was way back when there was some doubt about whether any gold might be found at Busang. Now that it's a dead certainty that mining gold there would require alchemy, it's a perfect time to start trading Bre-X again, right? At 10:26 a.m., the TSE halted trading in Bre-X "due to system problems." But before that unsurprising action, the stock provided a preview of its likely Stateside fate. Having closed at C$3.155 per share Friday, Bre-X collapsed to 7.5 cents on volume of 35.4 million shares. Is that fair value for some faraway holes in the ground? We shall see. 204.202.137.113