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To: Elmer Phud who wrote (274834)	2/8/2016 4:28:12 PM
From: fastpathguru	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

When you post false trades, are caught and eventually admit it, all your trades are suspect. I shouldn't need to explain that. Actually, you do need to explain how that posted trade, from more than 4 months ago, can be considered suspect. You can doubt my honesty, but you cannot pretend that this posted trade doesn't exist. I put a marker down as buying AMD at a certain price at a certain time. It's within several cents of the day's high. The post has several followups that do not indicate "foul play", even several by the self-proclaimed "Bookkeeper/HonestyEnforcer". SO: Are you A) really being a little bitch over a few cents? Or B) do you think I've hacked SI and planted a trade outside of the normal capabilities of making a post? Because those are your only two options. (For the record: This is the part where I play you like a fiddle again.) fpg PS: Still not running from anything, psycho.