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To: Mama Bear who wrote (40152)	7/5/1999 11:22:00 PM
From: ecommerceman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

Barb, you wrote: jhnewman, you are broadening the argument to far. I come to this thread to discuss stock picks. It is not immoral to watch a good trader closely. It would be silly to discount someone's talent because of things that have nothing to do with stock trading. If you wish to think me immoral for that stance, feel free. You will be incorrect though. Gosh, I mean, making SOES trades too quickly is the crime of the century. To say that "it's not immoral to watch a good trader closely" is knocking over a straw man with a bazooka. Whoever said it was? Seems to me, however, that it's extremely questionable judgment on your part (and the part of your fellow acolytes) to label yourselves as "followers" (your folks term, not mine) of a guy who, not that long ago, was fined and sanctioned by the NASD. A guy who, by the way, all but calls himself Robin Hood in a very self-revealing statement (although not self-revealing in the way that he obviously wanted...). Frankly, I honestly don't see how you can stomach it, I don't care how much money you've made...