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To: David L. Wasylenko who wrote (530)	12/30/1997 10:01:00 PM
From: Maverick	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 970

Generally I just go for the scammers and the geeks! Good rules to live by (avoid them). It's almost unbelievable how many people Zsolt has offended. I'm surprised somebody hasn't formed a club or something - and God forbid, don't Email me any more personal "Zsolt did me wrong" stories or explosion tales. Let's talk about fiber production or the SEC filing!

To: David L. Wasylenko who wrote (530)	12/31/1997 12:03:00 AM
From: Mike M	Respond to of 970

david- Perhaps we have biases, but we need to maintain objectivity when looking at stocks...We cannot decide whether a company should be bought or sold simply because we don't like the CEO... More importantly, we need to put the information in as unbiased and accurate a light as possible....Jake, for instance, was willing to report explosions even though in his "experience" he realized fires would have more likely described the circumstance...Were he not to have a history with Rumy, he might have been more careful with his wording... The suggestion that the company was doing something immoral/illegal with their earnings, was careless and something he was willing to say w/ no proof simply because he was too biased to give an objective analyses......... Mike