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To: Matt Brown who wrote (41841)	8/1/1999 9:53:00 AM
From: Lola	Respond to of 122087

Hi Matt, the new ruling will make it easier for the regulators to prosecute the offenders. This will go a long way to solve the problem of paid hypsters and stock manipulators. What was unmanageable before will now become manageable because the law is more clear. The possibility of jail time and/or huge fines is a very good deterrent to criminal activity. This ruling will also have a hugely negative impact on the earnings of you know which company . . . I can't say it lest I be sent to the big house permanently. <ggg> Figure out this puzzle . . . . . XXXX <------- SHORT SELL------- 100% LOL! Please don't post your answer here. Lola:) Lola asked about stock promotores not being paid in stock. Sure, like that law will be enforced. Isn't it illegal to post numbers on an SEC filing that aren't real? Isn't it illegal to "say" you have the cure for AIDS, but you don't? People are pulling it offeveryday. What is some stupid rule going to do? Pullleze. The SEC is powerless. Give me a break. No laws work (for the most part) money talks and people will do whatever it takes to get it.