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To: Teresa Lo who wrote (1267)10/22/2000 5:40:18 PM
From: Patrick Slevin  Read Replies (1) of 8925
 
Here is a hypothetical question. Presume that as a result of SEC 415, the Shelf Registration issue, that Investment Banks (except for the largest) were cooked and done. No question about that, once 415 became the Law of the Land only the largest Investment Banks took the big piece of the pie. (Sorry, but Louis Brandeis took it on the chin).

So now, with the way many issues are traded today, with the reduction in spread and with the after market trading.......do you think the days of the Merrill Lynch, the Goldman Sachs, ....are they over? Maybe Nicholas Gates should answer this. Should the Bank Index be a permanent Short?
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