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To: SI Bob who wrote (21887)	12/12/2004 1:25:22 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 32968

"new folks arriving at [SI] interested in the market." (aka) "no programmatic intervention needed" Thats good news Bob, and signals to us that the image of SI old is alive and well as the first investing message board to be consider for the serious minded towards markets. "... I'm constantly reminded, SI users and iHub users are dramatically different creatures. Because of this, there is even less "cannibalism" between the two sites than I thought there might be prior to the acquisition." Well, that answers lots of folks wondering about the future, "Will SI and IH eventually remain seperated, or combined?" I'm completely clueless on any worthly insight into what another member once said about SI & IH... "SI is for DOW trading, and IH for Nasdaq and Pinksheets." If true, then ad space on SI should cost more then on IH, especially if that means IH is more like Raging Bull's trading than SI's trading focus. :o) The only hard & not nice question to then ask about SI v. IH is to know which site is better equipped to handle a market downturn if another USA 9/11 terror attack happens. For sure postings on non investing boards will increase on both sites, and may echo what happened on that past dot-com bubble pop. doug