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To: JRI who wrote (134565)	6/25/1999 10:53:00 AM
From: OLDTRADER	Respond to of 176388

RE:John-Being an MM-owning your own outfit is an "easy entry" business-practically anyone can do it all you have to do to confirm this point is examine/look at some of the guest Louis Ruekeyser has had over the past 30 years.wbm

To: JRI who wrote (134565)	6/25/1999 10:57:00 AM
From: John Koligman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 176388

OT John, here's the deal on Dorfman from an article about Jagnotes in today's WSJ. I seem to remember that he was not fired from CNBC, (doesn't mean they would not have), but he had that stroke and never came back. John The 67-year-old journalist is still recovering from a stroke suffered three years ago, after he was fired from Money magazine for refusing to name a source. The firing came amid reports that securities regulators were investigating his ties to a stock promoter who later pleaded guilty to charges of securities fraud. Dorfman, who was never charged, has denied any wrongdoing. As far as Jagnote.com founder Gary Valinoti is concerned, however, it is as if none of it ever happened. "There has never been an investigation. We addressed all of this with our attorneys. As far as we are concerned, he has a clean bill of health," Valinoti added.