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To: ahhaha who wrote (47454)	1/19/2006 4:49:14 PM
From: gpowell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

There wasn't one coherent paragraph in Kessler's comments. It was a long-winded stereotypical rant where all the statements are taken out of a pseudo Wall Street myth bag and wrapped in toilet paper for 'Bug consumption. I didn’t think it was possible to cram so many errors into one blog post. Isn't it interesting that under simple examination Kessler's comments can be shown to be either silly, absurd, or contradictory. There's only one conclusion to reach. The guy must be a salesman. No doubt. He is cofounder and portfolio manager for Velocity capital. It seems like the pitch is always the same, “don’t give your money to Wall Street or banks - you can’t trust them; give it to me… trust me.” Clearly, the length of that piece is also meant to intimidate the average Joe into thinking that to come up to speed on financial/economical matters requires too much time and effort.