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To: Paul Bilecki who wrote (26485)	8/11/2000 10:03:42 PM
From: Paul Bilecki	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 26850

I think that great newsletter writer who told people to bail out of wsp into mpv, would like debeers to get wsp cheaply to bail out the share holders who followed his advice and sold their wsp at $4 and got into mpv at $3.00. This is his strategy, maybe his following is now shorting wsp and loading up on mpv so that a joint mine operation can be built. Yes, in this sense, I might agree to the "agent of debeers" theory but not a formal arrangement, but done by his own stupidity. I think newsletter writers should be held accountable and have to declare all their stock holdings and position in every issue or tracker. In fact, just a day or two prior to his first sell 25% of wsp tracker cal, the short position on wsp rose dramatically. There might be a tracker and a per-tracker if you know what i mean. Can someone check the declared short position on wsp and report back for the last few days?