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To: Deeber who wrote (5289)	8/19/2001 8:32:03 PM
From: Dominick	Read Replies (1) of 6873

Deeber: -Be sure your attorney is a securities attorney not a general practice one. -Make a list of dates, times and who you talked with. -Make copies of all your trades. (Hopefully you print them out at end of day or from their snail mail or email). -Write out for your self your version of the story chronologically. This is to show if it was your fault, common sense would've had you mitigate your losses earlier and cheaper. Be sure to have charts or daily prices to show time and price movements through out the period in question. -Have your attorney check the broker and firms paper work for notes on your complaint. Being a securities industry arbitrator years ago I found them negligent in keeping records of customer complaints. On the surface it sounds like you have a good case. Good Luck, Dominick

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