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To: shades who wrote (57198)	3/31/2006 10:47:07 AM
From: SeaViewer	Respond to of 110194

I think Haines wants to be fired (or laid off). Take the buyout paycheck and retire. He is a big house racing fan. At least he has some integrity.

To: shades who wrote (57198)	3/31/2006 11:18:57 AM
From: John Vosilla	Respond to of 110194

All sad but true. Biggest phoneys and scammers of all like Cramer and Trump get all the glory, ratings and perks that go with it. No doubt Haines wants out. So what happened to Insana? Yea the 'Wiz' says the same thing about the dollar, higher interest rates and major buying opportunity for stocks in the fall that starts a new bull market into the 2008 elections.. I wonder though. A slow steady prolonged up move in long term interest rates makes that an impossibility. A fast hard move up to say 7% on the ten year causes a RE crash within months.. Can they somehow keep goldilocks alive top out the long end at say 5.5% that kills housing speculators, causes only a localized housing bust, stabilize the dollar and keeps the real economy chugging along without a big dump of bonds by foreigners?

To: shades who wrote (57198)	3/31/2006 11:04:43 PM
From: sashaj20	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110194

Along the lines of CNBC misinformation, there is a letter from Patrick Byrne (OSTK) on the Motley Fool forum in which he says that documents abound showing information flows between Cramer and Gradient, the research firm named in the Biovail and OSTK lawsuits. Also that Cramer received an SEC subpoena on Feb 7, sold a load of TSCM stock on Feb 14 and announced the subpoena on his show on Feb 27, saying (earnestly) that he had 'never heard of Gradient.' What makes it such an interesting read is the number of documents and emails that Byrne says support his assertions.