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To: John Trader who wrote (47978)	6/15/2001 10:51:45 AM
From: Joseph Beltran	Respond to of 70976

John, I enjoyed your post and agree with your views regarding analysts. I am watching JDSU among others myself here. I sure hope the "masses" have learned something about brokers and analysts over the course of the last year. The optimist in me makes me wish so. The other side of me keeps reminding me that people have short memories.

To: John Trader who wrote (47978)	6/15/2001 11:14:49 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 70976

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To: John Trader who wrote (47978)	6/15/2001 3:32:22 PM
From: Kirk ©	Respond to of 70976

OT: I am for the idea of just about everyone on Wall Street loosing their job. Why? They do a GREAT job of getting their marks, I mean customers, to churn their accounts. Henry Blodget probably had the largest market capitalization covered under an analyst melt down while he had it rated a buy. Has anyone in history done worse? IF he was paid for helping marks, I mean customers, make money, THEN he'd have been fired. He was promoted, makes over $10M a year and now covers MSFT for ML. Tells you what ML values by how they reward their staff. IF you don't believe me, then I suggest this book: amazon.com Kirk out 8)