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To: t2 who wrote (58876)	6/16/2001 5:44:31 PM
From: Eddy Blinker	Respond to of 74651

<<<don't know if employees are allowed to short their own stocks>>>> New Vision IMO the ones who had something to sell, have done so. How many corporations in CA you think there are,where employees give a fiddlers f....whats allowed nowadays.When they hear in the Cantina that there are no significant sales- or a hint of other bad news, uncle Berny picks up the info on his way home at the counter at Denny`s. The only authority they may encounter is presently the smoke police. The household number? It is an estimation but you must admit its just the kind of number which gets noticed. As you are the second one, making a comment. Have you ever considered to just look at all those darlings from a mechanically directed trading point of view? From day to day. Its so much more comfortable. Besides after a while you don`t care anymore what they sell or do. Much better for the mind. Regards, ED