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To: Eagle who wrote (39394)	2/24/2009 6:54:06 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48461

I have no idea what happens in March with the markets. I will say that if you go back and look at the postings on here from the last bear in the fall of 2002, bottoms can take awhile. And this one is worse. There is absolutely zero confidence.

To: Eagle who wrote (39394)	2/24/2009 7:01:25 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48461

Uh-oh, the taint> A fund of hedge funds run by two members of Joe Biden's family was marketed exclusively by Stanford Financial entities. he $50 million fund was jointly branded between the Bidens' Paradigm Global Advisors LLC and a Stanford Financial Group entity and was known as the Paradigm Stanford Capital Management Core Alternative Fund. Stanford-related companies marketed the fund to investors and also invested about $2.7 million of their own money in the fund, according to a lawyer for Paradigm. Paradigm Global Advisors is owned through a holding company by the vice president's son, Hunter, and Joe Biden's brother, James. The fund has offered to turn over the $2.7 million investment it received from Mr. Stanford's firm in 2007 to a court-appointed receiver in the SEC's civil fraud case involving Mr. Stanford, according to Paradigm's attorney, Marc X. LoPresti. The fund terminated its relationship with Mr. Stanford's companies after the SEC filed civil charges against them last week, Mr. LoPresti said. online.wsj.com