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To: KMT who wrote (17729)	11/13/1997 11:15:00 PM
From: joseph krinsky	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 55532

mike you want to turn this into west side story, YOU ARE PLAYING GAMES, and just fishing for your boss you know nothing, you cant tell what you dont know.. good night. everyone, stay up all night mike earn your pay$$$$$. YOU WILL NEED IT go go rmil.. the real winner. joey k

To: KMT who wrote (17729)	11/13/1997 11:27:00 PM
From: TopCat	Respond to of 55532

KMT, Based on your following post, I think you are beginning to understand. TC ------------------- To: michael d kugler (17723 ) From: KMT Thursday, Nov 13 1997 11:09PM EST Reply #17729 of 17740 Mike: So what your saying is you've got half the puzzle solved. You believe RG holds the other half. You're pretty sure what his half is. If you're right about his half, no short squeeze. If you're wrong about his half, yes short squeeze. Now you need him to show his half. That sounds reasonable to me. It's only fair because if you and RG did this on the phone and RG figured out no squeeze, he and insider cartel members could exit first. If it's done in the open, after market hours, everyones on equal footing. If the squeeze is a definite, everyone gets same opportunity to load up. If it's off, everyone gets same opportunity to abandon ship. Cheers, KMT