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To: George the Greek who wrote (1968)	5/2/2000 4:31:00 PM
From: BWAC	Respond to of 5499

I've seen it. And I've seen the version where some clown gets a tip from a crazy old man from mars (or nebula or some crap). You know what it says to me? It says MSDW thinks you are a dumbass. And since we are dumbasses and cannot research stocks on our own, we need some crook of a broker to help us out. Cause god knows, all us online traders rely so heavily on chat rooms and message board recommendations to determine what we buy and sell. No need for research, or even a place for combined research efforts. Nope none of that. Lets just frigging call MSDW and their house of bs analyst research up to figure out what we should trade. This one series of commercials enusures that I personally will never ever give one dollar of business to MSDW. Cause they 'don't get it'. The era of $100 plus commisions is over. And their butts are in the sling. Unless they can scare you back. It's one thing for EGRP or AMTD to poke fun at online investor and make them sound quirky. That's ok. they invented, or if not invented, brought the under $10 commission to the masses. I can laugh along there. (Although their commercials are stupid and way too silly) But when some old school crook bs artist bunch like MSDW comes along and does the same it is downright insulting. As I said, they don't get it. Arrrgh. Sorry, but what a day full of baloney again. Between CNBS and the sky is falling analysts it looks like I can't even make in through Tuesday before getting ticked off. The weekends are just not long enough anymore.