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To: KevinThompson who wrote (17695)5/16/2002 1:37:17 PM
From: lee kramer  Respond to of 26752
 
Kevin: It may be amusing, but for those who get hurt it's tragic. I just read the entire column you posted. The last paragraph said that the study was on "Maria's reports on 322 stocks during the bull market in mid 2000." I suspect her influence has diminished since them, though I'm sure there are many folks who follow her still. I recall a few weeks ago she was on the floor of the NYSE and whispered premarket, "Traders are telling me that they're buying IBM." They weren't.



To: KevinThompson who wrote (17695)5/16/2002 7:37:50 PM
From: MechanicalMethod  Respond to of 26752
 
> "Wall Street insiders may have capitalized on the stock picks of CNBC's Maria "Money Honey" Bartiromo before the public even heard them on the air, says a new study."

Price charts predict the news.


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