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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (14274)	10/4/1998 9:30:00 PM
From: OtherChap	Respond to of 27307

>If you keep it up, I'll do what I can to have you taken out of here. Ooh William, now I'm getting scared! Would you mind refreshing my memory of where I misquoted you? Oh yeah, you just made that up. I thought your original beef was that I suggested Bear Stearns issued the upgrade in order to dump those 3 million shares that were registered. Unless you work for Bear Stearns, I don't see how that has any bearing on "misrepresenting or misquoting" a statement you have made. You are reckless and shameless in your promotion of Amazon and Yahoo, the two most overpriced and manipulated stocks currently trading on the nasdaq. Yahoo has a P/E of over 800:1, and Amazon's is so high as to be incalculable since they've never earned a dime. By suggesting to people that these stocks are great investments, I submit that _you_ are being reckless. We have a difference of opinion. Instead of debating this issue on its merits, you want to squelch discussion so only your side of the argument is heard. I find that offensive.