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To: funk who wrote (4059)	5/10/1998 4:03:00 PM
From: steve goldman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12617

Funk, What news sources has the highest paid, probably the most skilled and successful reporters? The most resources to dig up issues, and more importantly, is universally followed throughout WallStreet?.... CNBC... whenever I call a trader or other firm, I always hear that resonating in my ear that comes from the other side having the same back ground noise as us.....cnbc. Its not that their news is o relevant or revealing but everyone else is watching it as well. Lets put it this way, if Dave Faber came on TV and said that Alan Greenspan had said that the markets were overvalued, YOU WOULD WANT TO KNOW IT because, regardless of whether greenspan said it or not, its going to move the markets when CNBC says he said it. Cost benefit analysis, at $35 /month for cable which most have to pay for anyway, its pretty attractive. Regards, Steve@yamner.com