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To: LPS5 who wrote (58548)	8/11/2000 7:43:35 PM
From: peter_moreno	Read Replies (2) of 122087

LPS5 lets agree to disagree. . Trading is also prohibited when a person who receives information through a confidential relationship uses ("misappropriates") the information for his or her own trading or tips to others. People who receive information in confidence can include a broad range of persons involved in the securities markets. From time to time, the SEC has charged investment bankers, arbitragers, attorneys, law firm employees, accountants, bank officers, brokers, financial reporters and even a psychiatrist with misappropriating information and violating insider trading prohibitions. I dont see this applying to people who do their own work, have no relationship to anyone providing them with information and who simply do the work to find the facts. Must be just me! peter

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