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To: JustTradeEm who wrote (352)	6/9/2002 1:53:47 PM
From: PartyTime	of 717

I'm interested in similar questions. There's lot sof 'em: * Who really has the independent audit of A@P's track record for investing? * How many companies survive today? * How many went belly up? * How did the shorting affect a company's ability to raise money? * Did the shorting actually cause some companies, due to a loss of investors, to get money from less than diresable funding sources? * Could a company have accomplished what it set out to do if given the time to promote the business plan? * How many of these companies saw executives brought into court or found guilty as a consequences of charges leveled against them? * How many of those companies shorted were low floats? * Were the shorters in concert with the pumpers--did they make money going up and then going down. Was there collusion? So many, many questions many of which I can't even think to ask.

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