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To: kumar who wrote (4396)	2/20/2003 12:22:59 AM
From: mistermj	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15987

>>Shorting stocks is legitimate market activity. Insider Trading is not. That will be hard to prove, is my guess.<< You may be correct kumar if it was really broad based as I suspect it was.You can see the jump in volume in the SP 500 days before 9/11 also.Sure seems like someone new. ttrader.com

To: kumar who wrote (4396)	2/20/2003 1:38:17 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15987

Shorting stocks is legitimate market activity. Insider Trading is not. That will be hard to prove, is my guess. I'm not out there to prosecute them.. I want to identify the "money trail" and who stood to profit most from 9/11.. Then those financial transactions can be traced back to the financiers who have backed Al-Qaeda, or may have held advance knowledge of 9/11.. Then it's up to our government to decide whether they can be declared as combatants and thus legitimate targets.. Hawk