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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Anthony,

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To: hedgefundman who wrote (89460)1/19/2005 8:17:02 PM
From: Janice Shell  Read Replies (2) of 122087
 
Jeff's point is that it wouldn't have been that simple.

A calls fbi agent, agent searches database, A makes trade.

Presumably Royer had some actual duties as an agent, so he wouldn't always have been available. Once he got the message he may not have looked anything up immediately. And once Tony got the information, he still may not have made a trade immediately.

In addition to all that, it appears that Royer mostly communicated with Cleveland. Cleveland made stuff up. So where are we now?

In addition, Elgindy was getting information from Royer for a relatively short time; about a year. He'd been running his site and selling short for quite awhile before that.

In fact, that's what I find most pathetic. He didn't need Royer or Royer's information. And some of Royer's information was wrong: the stuff about Paul Brown being a convicted felon. Why didn't he just continue on his own? Much of the stuff he got from Royer was available from public sources anyway.
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