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To: Bill Wexler who wrote (2097)	8/25/1998 1:57:00 AM
From: Bill Wexler	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4634

TokyoMex - liar and fraud Message 5579834 Asensio never shorted Coca-Cola, in fact he recommended buying it....September, 1993. A link to the original buy recommendation follows: asensio.com Asensio runs a hedge fund. even though he is known for his short picks, he goes both long and short. This is not surprising because short-sellers are - in fact - value investors. Tokyomex also makes misleading statements about Biovail. Biovail was recommended "strong sell" by Asensio in September of 1996 asensio.com The stock then sank to a 2 year low by the spring of 1997. The stock the rose sharply again and in September of 1997, Asensio opined that Biovail was overvalued, but did not issue a new sell or short sell recommendation: asensio.com This is another example of TokyoMex's false and insulting diatribes. Like many cockroach stock touts and shills, Tokyomex simply twists the truth to attempt to discredit others. TokyoMex considers himself a great stockpicker, when in fact, he has an atrocious record.