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To: Dale Baker who wrote (231)	3/11/2001 2:33:26 PM
From: Lola	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 467

Gurus are so boring. I prefer to read posts by real people. Real people are so much more interesting and diverse in their personalities and views. Self serving gurus all seem to be cut from the same mold ... their real objective is always so clear. They don't seem all that bright though ... never learning from what happened to the gurus that came before them like Tokyo Joe, George Chelekis etc. Maybe somebody should teach a history course on Internet Stock Gurus and How the Law Finally Put Them Where They Belong. Lola:)

To: Dale Baker who wrote (231)	3/13/2001 6:01:48 AM
From: David Smith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 467

Contributors to this thread should be extremely proud. In the course about about 2 weeks, the thread we started has forced SI to return to it's original charter and make those we have complained about clean up their act. At least on this thread, we did it by intelligently challenging and relentlessly complaining. At this point I think it is extremely important to keep vigil to make sure there is no backsliding. In the meantime, I cannot overstate the importance of filling out a complaint form with the SEC to make sure this whole matter gets in front of the regulators' eyes. They have been very aggressive about the internet guru thing recently, and in my opinion this is something they would love to have a look at. This is simple to do and takes about 5 minutes at www.sec.gov.