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To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (37968)	10/8/2000 8:08:38 PM
From: Joseph Beltran	Read Replies (1) of 70976

Brian, Great article. I think these analysts should be strung up. A great part of the blame, IMHO, goes to CNBC who gives these clowns a forum on which to peddle their agenda. CNBC should have a policy of having each guest disclose his/her credentials, past performance of their "recommendations", whether his employer is a market maker in the stock and or whether employer holds long or short positions and the date those positions were originally and last taken. Remember, these analysts want exposure for their companies and should be held to a degree of accountability. CNBC has the ability to require them to disclose basic information as the above.

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