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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Anthony, -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: SEAN007 who wrote (43514)	8/28/1999 2:38:00 PM
From: jlib	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 122087

Not only poor judgement, but pure hypocrisy. ...[allowing Anthony to remain] would threaten the integrity of Silicon Investor - and we simply could not, in good conscience, allow that to happen. The bottom line is that true integrity has no price tag... Bryan A. Burdick Managing Director Silicon Investor Here's the price tag. Isn't it odd that Anthony was the biggest and most vocal basher of these scam online gambling companies? I leave it to the reader to discern wherein the true integrity lies. Fair use excerpt from Wall Street Journal 8/27/98. Full text at: interactive.wsj.com Investors who don't get enough of a thrill from the ups and downs of the stock market can now gamble at an offshore casino through links on two popular financial sites. But Quote.com and Go2net [Silicon Investor] are raising legal questions by carrying advertisements for the cyber-casino operating from a Caribbean island, where visitors can play slots, poker, roulette and other games for money. The links to Alps Casino, which is run by NetStrategies Inc. in Antigua, come at a time when states, the federal government and Congress are grappling with a proliferation of Internet gambling -- and how to keep it out of the U.S. There are no U.S. laws that specifically ban Internet gambling. But law enforcement officials maintain that online gaming is illegal anyway under current state and federal statutes that prohibit unsanctioned wagering.