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To: Phil Jones who wrote (3485)	5/11/1999 11:52:00 AM
From: Bearcatbob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4066

Phil and others, Just remember a tax loss has value. Also, Dave Shaller, Ameritrade told me that Canadian trades at market were $18.00 - must be placed with a broker - not on line. I am going to see how it works shortly. Bob

To: Phil Jones who wrote (3485)	5/11/1999 7:54:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4066

Phil, <<now's the time to do it!!!>> if I want to help those long this stock to sell at an ever increasing mgr share price thru massive buying on my part. But no, I'am in a no loose situation, and which method I'am to use is under my control. Based on recent posts on this thread since the consolidation was announced, the most likely outcome for MGR with a wait and see stand will accrue me a best outcome. My best outcome goal would be to control MGR, and to do this is simply to obtain a controlling percentage of shares and buy rest and take private. Presently doomsday and total collapse of MGR has not happened, and most likely it will after the 20:1 is voted a yes or no. If 20:1 voted in, and then MGR suffers as most on this thread expect, then a share price is inflated by 20 times. Todays 1 cent is 20 cents after a 20:1, and as most here mentioned, lots of air under 20 compared to 1. So when things go from a possible bad to be MGR, to a "there", then a 20 cents will drop to, for example 10 cents, which is 1/2 a penny, along with holders wanting to bail out big time with their big holds. Doug