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To: zonkie who wrote (4569)	10/28/1998 11:07:00 AM
From: Frank Fontaine	Respond to of 7039

Thanks for that info Zonkie. Maybe the world will get lucky and Mark Shultz will be next on the list. Frank

To: zonkie who wrote (4569)	10/28/1998 11:10:00 AM
From: Binder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7039

Very Very Interesting... <Semi Off Topic> I found a new magazine the other day at CompUSA ... thought there may be some interest. It's called Online Investor, and it appears to be a consumer-oriented magazine regarding online trading. One of the articles in the magazine was a list of paid promotional services that either a) do not disclose when they are being paid, or b) have such a blanket disclosure that they may as well not say anything. Stocks-To-Watch was listed as one that fell into the latter. SI was profiled in many of the articles too. The magazine is a good way to spend three bucks, imo. Binder

To: zonkie who wrote (4569)	10/28/1998 11:17:00 AM
From: dan oreilly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7039

Will be interesting to see if any of the "emplyees" of the firm mentioned in the relese will continue posting On SI.

To: zonkie who wrote (4569)	10/28/1998 1:15:00 PM
From: Binder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7039

After reading the SEC action again, I noticed the following 2 statements: 1) "The total profit the defendants received from their stock sales in the five companies exceeds $1 million.", and 2) "The Complaint seeks a permanent injunction against STW and King, as well as an accounting, disgorgement of their unjust profits, and civil penalties." My question is, What happens to the money if the SEC is successful in their case against this guy? Does any of it go back to the shareholders, or does the government get to keep it all? tia, Binder