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To: Terry D who wrote (79134)	4/6/2000
From: JBW	Respond to of 132070

Did our recently retired Treasury Secretary Rubin not come from Goldman Sachs?

To: Terry D who wrote (79134)	4/6/2000 12:30:00 PM
From: Knighty Tin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 132070

TD, Of course you understand it is not a conspiracy if it pushes the markets up. Only if it pushes them down. <g> I think there is no doubt that the folks who are trying to scam the world decided to defend the market as best they could. The good news is, if this is a real crash, they will simply be feeding the fire with their cash. The same thing also happened in 1929. The President of the NYSE organized a buying pool to buy at the bottom. He was bankrupt when they finally arrested him for embezzlement. These scams only work when the market still has momentum, which it may still have. But if the dyke has burst, all of these thumbs won't help.