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To: DanZ who wrote (4587)10/2/2003 8:31:00 PM
From: StockDung   of 5582
 
"Abramo maintained an office on the 14th floor of 90 Broad St. in lower Manhattan, directly adjoining the New York office of Sovereign Equity Management. A door linked the two offices, and it was always open. ''I knew him as a stock promoter who always had stock deals. We hired brokers who were friends of his,'' says one Sovereign employee who requested anonymity."

Listed in no official records is another address for Phil Abramo--one that is far more apropos for a man who is a hidden power in the brokerage industry. Until a couple of months ago, sources say, Abramo maintained an office on the 14th floor of 90 Broad St. in lower Manhattan, directly adjoining the New York office of Sovereign Equity Management. A door linked the two offices, and it was always open. ''I knew him as a stock promoter who always had stock deals. We hired brokers who were friends of his,'' says one Sovereign employee who requested anonymity. Sovereign CEO Glen T. Vittor denies that Abramo had any role in the firm.

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