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To: thecatwoman_ who wrote (51680)	5/24/2001 8:42:44 AM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

i can just imagine all the retired folks, doctor's wives and housewives who called their broker to place a market order on a "promising" company that they heard just entered the b2b arena with a wireless cure for cancer in china. LOL! RE: CNBC, Joe Kernan, et al Yes, one day we will demand accountability for TV and Newspaper journalists, too. In my opinion. . . Any person with sufficient influence to clearly move a stock by their words, should be held accountable for their actions directly preceding and following their words. . . and should offer both a disclaimer about the risks and a disclosure of interests, both directly and indirectly. [And that includes us, since we who regularly post articles on message boards are the new media and the journalists of the new era!]. And if it makes their job more difficult, then their job is more difficult. And if all that dislclaiming is just too cumbersome, then stop trying to move stocks!! Rande Is