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To: Jean-Philippe Chevalier who wrote (2760)	3/8/1998 11:42:00 PM
From: Goulds	Respond to of 7054

Repost from SI, pinks picks: concerning the power of SI, internet To: Don Carlson (1150 ) From: Davef Sunday, Mar 8 1998 11:18PM EST Reply # of 1156 If what I'm saying isn't true, why are you and pink working day and night to slander me, and refute my statements. The figure of SI 80,000 unique daily users, as well as the 4 million daily hits on SI, came from Jill, the Webmistress of SI. These numbers are staggering. pink and don carlson both know it. They just wish to keep it their own special venue. Pretend it's all in fun. Keep it a joke. Slander and abuse anyone who disagrees with them until they quit posting. These boards do influence investors. That's why I'm doing what I am doing. I'm protecting my investment. I don't care what pink or carlson do, s long as they don't do it to stock I own. pink, carlson, if this board doesn't effect stock prices, then why bother with what I have to say?

To: Jean-Philippe Chevalier who wrote (2760)	3/8/1998 11:47:00 PM
From: Goulds	Respond to of 7054

Repost, SI, internet investing and stock manipulation: To: Don Carlson (1154 ) From: Davef Sunday, Mar 8 1998 11:35PM EST Reply # of 1156 Sorry carlson. I have no doubt whatsoever as to the incredible nature of the internet to give information to huge masses of folks. You control the information, you influence what they do. You and pink obviously know it, too. By the way, this thread is titled "Event-driven Value investments". The name says it all. You guys are occasionally creating the "events" that are driving the price of the stock. Obvious violation of SEC rules. Obvious violations of all kinds of laws. That's not my problem. When you try to manipulate the price of a stock I own, that's my problem.