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Pastimes : Brokerage-Chat Site Securities Fraud: A Lawsuit -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Lacelle who wrote (47)	6/27/2001 3:26:38 PM
From: Tim Luke	Respond to of 3143

just for the record im not a part of this lawsuit but i do have information to help it in regards to a certain fee based stock picking site...my suit is with jenna aka barbara simon who is a LIAR and posted that i committed many felonies and a host of other lies...but we will see her in court...she can run but she cant hide.

To: John Lacelle who wrote (47)	6/27/2001 4:11:20 PM
From: CountofMoneyCristo	Respond to of 3143

No one forced a certain woman to walk across the street, then find that a police car had not turned on its siren, and be hit by a car being followed in a police chase at speeds of 100mph and over. That woman, who was paralyzed from the waste down, took her claim against the city to court and won. No one forced her to walk across the street, and yet, the wrong done her is a fact. In this, no, no one was "forced" to day trade; however, traders certainly had the right to expect that established members of the stock exchange would not in bad faith concoct deceitful schemes designed to defraud their own clients, knowing the damage this would cause them. The fraud was deliberate and highly organized. It has been rampant in day trading, coloring a majority of this field. The "you pulled the trigger" argument has no merit in the presence of this form of massive, illegal activity. In law it would be called pervasive fraud. O.A.