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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TEIM- A QUICK DOUBLE?

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To: LINDA BAKER who wrote (412)	12/2/1996 2:07:00 AM
From: Robin Spataros	of 1539

Dear Linda, Public company's are owned by the shareholders. The officers of the company no matter what the size, small or big, are held to a standard. (The Alice Bryants of the world are not held to any standard except their own)The assumption must be held that the executives operate in the best interest of the shareholders until proven otherwise, if they are not good execs they go. That's simple and basic. Somehow I don't think you understand the dynamics. The small caps exist in a vertually unregulated trading venue and only the very strong can survive the minuplation that is ranpant on Nasdaq. Please take the time read the article from the July 29, 1996 Forbes, on the subjet. It is published right here on SI under Articles, Minuplation. Alice Bryant may be the best person in the world but here she comes off as a person with an agenda diametricly opposed to the best interest of the shareholders and management. Logic then leads us to presume that she is hostile. Why hostile, to help market makers who are short to cover their positions at our expense. Have I shed a little light on the possiblity that Alice may not be an angel? Robin

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