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To: StockDung who wrote (61555)	10/26/2000 6:20:51 PM
From: donjuan_demarco	Respond to of 122087

That was a really good article, and the most intelligent thing I have seen on the Lebed matter.

To: StockDung who wrote (61555)	10/26/2000 6:51:59 PM
From: If only I'd held	Respond to of 122087

"There is only one meaningful difference between the teenage stock manipulator and, say, the typical Wall Street Internet analyst who has been plugging the stocks of doomed companies for the past year: The kid pretended to be more than one person. Mary Meeker -- to take the most prominent example of a Wall Street analyst whose deeply compromised opinion has cost investors billions -- may speak for the thousands of people who work for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. But, in the end, for better or worse, there's only one of her. Jonathan Lebed spoke for a virtual village of day traders. " That is a lame argument if I ever heard one. Take Morgan Stanley's ill-gotten gains away before you take Jonathan Lebed's gains away...I say. Lebed used what was available to him in a kaniving way, which is exactly what Mary Meeker and Morgan Stanley do. The SEC is wrong on this one. They are right about Tokyo Joe, since he charges people for stock advice. That is all my opinion...not that anyone asked for it