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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (63911)	6/22/1999 7:20:00 PM
From: Paul Viapiano	Respond to of 164685

Everyone, don't worry about what KIS says. There's a few on every thread...his credibility is severely compromised after his calls last week and especially Monday. He a wanna-be who loves to inflict pain...there's a lot of them on SI, and every thread I've seen them on the stock goes up from there. They are usually shorts in pain, boiling frogs as Elder calls them and they need to talk the stock down in order to stay alive, otherwise they wouldn't be so forceful. Stay the course...watch your stops...use the force. Paul

To: Bill Harmond who wrote (63911)	6/22/1999 7:25:00 PM
From: KeepItSimple	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164685

Why do you have to be "confident" about that? Is it because it would shatter your world-view if you thought for a second someone actually DID make money shorting the internuts? > I don't care whether KIS say he made $1.7 million. I'm confident he didn't.

To: Bill Harmond who wrote (63911)	6/23/1999 10:57:00 AM
From: Cap_Loss_Cfwd	Respond to of 164685

>>Money manager missing; so is $3 billion GREENWICH, Conn. -- A money manager has vanished with as much as $3 billion in clients' money, leaving behind a things-to-do list (item No. 1: "Launder money") and astrological charts designed to answer such pressing questions as "Will I go to prison?" Martin Frankel, 44, a native of Toledo, has not been seen since May 5, when an automatic alarm called firefighters to his high-security mansion in Greenwich, Conn. They found a blazing file cabinet and two fireplaces stuffed with burning documents. Law enforcement officials said Frankel used several aliases after the Securities and Exchange Commission barred him from trading in 1992 following an administrative hearing on complaints. Frankel's mansion is in Greenwich's so-called backcountry, a secluded area of multimillion-dollar estates, woods and horse trails. He had converted his $3-million home into a maze of offices with more than 80 computers and wide-screen televisions tuned to financial news channels. He also owned a home next door.<< KIS?? Happy Girl??