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To: keith massey who wrote (48)	5/5/1999 4:43:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 171

If not I will dump at .50. If your lucky enough:-) MM

To: keith massey who wrote (48)	5/5/1999 5:07:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 171

Bid.Com International Inc - Fagan says don't ignore what Bid.Com represents Bid.Com International Inc BII Shares issued 38,963,434 1999-05-04 close $19.85 Wednesday May 5 1999 Brian Fagan, writing in the April 26 edition of the Fagan Report, says whether or not you think Bid.Com International is overvalued at $1.5-billion ($30 a share), investors cannot afford to ignore Internet stocks. There are risks, however. Mr. Fagan says seven such stocks that he follows -- Bid.Com, Dejour Mines, American Gem, Dion Entertainment, Network Gaming, Oro Nevada, and LatinGold -- were up an average of 815 per cent during a two-week period ending April 9. In the following two-week period, each stock gave up around half of its value from its previous two-week high. The Washington State-based letter writer says investors should take this kind of market action seriously. "I think we are at the very early stage of a sustainable rally in junior tech (and) Internet stocks," he writes. Bid.Com was trading in October 1998 at under $1. That month it struck a deal with Rogers Communications and later Yorkton did a financing for $10.3-million. In March, the Globe and Mail referred to the company as "Canada's Ebay" and on April 8 it hit an intraday high of $32.35. For the nine months ending Sept. 30, 1998, revenues were $13.7-million, up from year-earlier revenues of $1.2-million. The company lost $12.9-million during the period, however. (c) Copyright 1999 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com MM