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To: sommovigo who wrote (2924)	12/28/2000 1:17:58 PM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3392

That is the way you see it, not me. BTW, I have found many reg reps posting on the internet and not one has ever been sanctioned or fined. Take CYOE for example. Michael Fantetti was a broker. They said he did nothing wrong. That is what the NASDQ said. Nothing wrong. There are many more examples of this I can give you. Member 4325764 Michael Fantetti, an outside investor, can choose to divest himself of 33% of his stake, worth $1.9 million if the $16 share price holds. Fantetti had obtained warrants that are exercisable at $2.86 per share. Squeglia did not call TSC back with a phone number or address for Fantetti. But someone using the alias "mfantetti" has been an aggressive defender of Coyote on the Yahoo! and Silicon Investor message boards. "This company is poised for an explosion in revenue, and of course earnings," "mfantetti" wrote early on the morning of Nov. 26. According to SEC documents, Michael Fantetti on Sept. 8 filed a Form 144 -- a notice of the proposed sale of restricted securities -- to sell 22,000 shares. thestreet.com