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To: Ignacio Mosqueira who wrote (6128)	4/16/1997 8:22:00 PM
From: Joseph G.	of 108807

<<To: Brad C. Dunlap (17631 ) From: Ignacio Mosqueira Apr 16 1997 8:19PM EST Reply #17637 of 17637 Brad I have a question for you since you seem to know quite a bit about these things. If one of the MM's was short the stock and they happened to switch sides and say go long right before news (I am not saying that this is happening I just want to know) would this be enough to bring attention from regulatory agencies or not. Or would said MM just cover his short position but not go long in case that they knew something was up. I just want to know what is common practice in these kind of situations. It would seem to me that if the prize of the stock in recent days were due to a short position then it would be strange to see that same money go long. Again I am not making accusations of any kind I just want to know in general what happens when a short position gets wind of news so I know what to expect in the stock movement.>> Sucker!

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