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

To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (54883)	4/22/2000 12:48:00 PM
From: Rick Buskey	Respond to of 122087

you got that right

To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (54883)	4/22/2000 1:01:00 PM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

LETS SEE IF I CAN BE ANY MORE CLEAR ABOUT WHAT THE FACTS SHOW.. NASD<--------A Criminal Organized enterprise, that systematically corrupts itself with the cash of the American Public. A Secret Society with a very Private Agenda abouit Positive PR and ...enriching themselves Anyone want to guess how much ZARB the Guy at the top of the NASD makes?? Do you know how much he was paid by his ex-employer ?? 23 million!! thats right 23 million dollars paid to ZARB head of the NASD paid to him by a NASD member firm..Do you think that firm gets any heat or grief??Do you think that Firm can ever do wrong?? Does anyone know that ZARB was found to have committed FRAUD??? yep its true!! My case involved 50K, his involved millions " The six-person jury, in the Superior Court of New Jersey, unanimously found that Mr. Zarb fraudulently misled Mr. McConkey about the status of talks between the companies. The jury awarded slightly more than $5 million to Mr. McConkey to compensate him for his losses, including $2 million for emotional distress, and $5 million in punitive damages. If that award stands up to challenges and appeals, Aon will be liable for all of it. Some of the award might have come out of Mr. Zarb's pocket, " " Soon after the acquisition, Aon laid off Mr. McConkey, who has not worked in the insurance business since then. Mr. Zarb testified that he received $23 million in severance when he resigned as chairman and chief executive of Alexander & Alexander in early 1997. He left to become president of the N.A.S.D. and is now its chairman. "