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To: NTT who wrote (25141)	4/23/1999 6:56:00 PM
From: Cameron	Respond to of 37507

Mind you... if they're smart... which they are... and.... if they were going to accumulate... they're not going to start putting huge orders in and drive up the price. Even if we don't have level 2 on the TSE you can still see the bid and ask sizes. There is enough liquidity that they would be able to accumulate small chunks easily over time. As the firm downgrading I wouldn't expect them to be a net accumulator... at best, maybe netting even. Also, I'd speculate that a lot of the local action might be retail customers with a tech interest.. who are more likely to trade direct... which wouldn't be Yorkton... although that is pretty speculative on my part. Hmm..... In any event, if a disproportionate number of Yorkton clients are buying back in as Yorkton downgrades I bet they have a lot of pissed of customers.... and also people who seem to have no regard for their brokerage's advise.... sort of funny.