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To: Archangel who wrote (2243)	6/10/1998 11:35:00 PM
From: c.r. earle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5164

The school yard bully strikes again. So glad you are able to enlighten us with your wisdom once more. You have got to be one of the biggest horses ass I have had the displeasure of running into. Come on big man, I can hardly wait for that well articulated response. Oh and you might want to look at some possible surgical procedure that might be successful in increasing the thickness of your skin. P.S. Kidl, don't let this idiot silence you. He just can't handle the truth.

To: Archangel who wrote (2243)	6/11/1998 11:59:00 AM
From: kidl	Respond to of 5164

Sorry Sir Robert but as much as it would obviously please you, I just can't get myself down to your level. No need to respond kidl

To: Archangel who wrote (2243)	6/12/1998 10:23:00 AM
From: Gene Veinotte	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5164

Stock-picking psychic barred by OSC By PETER FITZPATRICK The Financial Post A New Age stock picker from Kingsville, Ont., has been banned for life from trading securities in the province. Alexis Fortuna-St. John, owner of Phoenix Head Enterprises of Canada, was banned permanently by the Ontario Securities Commission after it was found her unlicensed company lost $2 million of $3 million entrusted to her by investors. "In our view St. John is not a person whom we can safely trust to participate in the capital markets in any way," the OSC said in a ruling. "We have no confidence whatsoever that if she is permitted to participate as an investor for her own account St. John will not once again push the envelope by engaging in conduct which is detrimental to others and abusive of our capital markets." The OSC was ruling on a case that began in mid-1996 after it shut down Phoenix Head, an investment firm run by St. John and her sister, Antonia Storm-St. John. About 800 clients had invested $3 million with the company, which promised extravagant returns. Investments ranged from $12.50 to $100,000 and clients were given elaborate monthly statements and were even charged GST. St. John had also worked as a psychic in Kingsville, charging $40 an hour for consultations.