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To: Dale Baker who wrote (3630)	1/1/2000 11:33:00 AM
From: Augustus Gloop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4337

That doesn't give anyone the right to post it here - period!

To: Dale Baker who wrote (3630)	1/1/2000 12:05:00 PM
From: Blue Snowshoe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4337

"You get what you pay for" In the information age, ANY information sent out to thousands of people becomes public information. If Harmon understands the internet, he knows this, so do insiders and market makers. The same people who really make money off of this list. I think part of the reason why people are upset is because in part, they think what I do, the list is not that good. I'm glad I've never paid for any list. I can see we are going to start 2000 as we left 1999. With Sheepeople going baaaaaaah baaaah baaaaaaaaaah as they get lead to slaughter. This is the information age people, be realistic and then deal with the fact that myself and many others will see a list for free that you paid for. Funny how these people who are upset and want to notify the SEC didn't call the SEC when I pointed out that Steve's list 1999 was not the same list at the beginning of the year as it was at the end. And to all you "I'm going to call the SEC" people out there, you may want to THINK before you dial. How many people who want to call the SEC want to take care of old business before we start any new business? If you are a friend of Harmon's I would not call the SEC. When the SEC looks into things they also look at the recent past which includes last year's list. Someone may want to look at the real track record since people often look at track record when they pay for a list. So if you call the SEC you may open a can of worms. I predict Monday will be a great day for insiders and market makers and that Sheepeople will get screwed. Let's face it, Sheepeople are a hundred bucks in the hole to start the year 2000 (for what is now PUBLIC information). I must admit this whole Steve Harmon list thing is a LOL a minute. If it is any comfort, at least he picked TEN this year. LOL HAPPY NEW YEAR, BLUE