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To: Stephen who wrote (6440)	6/2/1998 7:48:00 AM
From: Malko	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 8242

I agree with many of your points but: I don't particularly wish to defend Stock Genie, but all of a sudden, part of the audience captured by the CNBC/WSJ/ mafia, finds competition in advising and picking stocks , and they don't like it. They are not much better than the stock genie and co... Every time I've followed their picks or advices' I realized how deep they F**d me and the majority of independent investors like us. Remember they are paid and are puppets of certain companies and interests which they serve FIRST. Due to the tremendous development of the Internet, we are becoming a new race of Investors. We often look for companies to make big returns, and as I mentionned in previous posts, we can only find them on BB. I honestly thing most posters on SI have made money on the whole with BB stocks. You lose with some, but when you hit one you make back all the losses. As our power and strength grows, we will find CNBC type people to attack the Internet. Ask yourself : "Why on the hell would CNBC make a subject on Stock Genie and the Internet?" Answer : " Because we are on their path and they dont like it." They prefer to give us good tips like IOM. Perfect example of a PUMP & DUMP operation at a high level. Remember that by taking interests in these start up risky BB companies, we bring tremendous volumes and we Really give a chance to those companies to achieve something and to raise capital.Our input and investments in the stock of these companies, enable their managements to sollicitate help, thanks to the liquidity we bring to these stocks. We add value to these companies. So, to criticize the Internet, I'm talking of people like that Jason reporter, is the stupidest, shortsighted and most immature analysis a person can make. I certainly would not consider him, or CNBC, a reliable and honest source of advice. Of course this is my opinion. Regards Malko.