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To: .com who wrote (2369)	11/5/1998 3:52:00 PM
From: James Mitchell	Respond to of 2752

Interesting- Having been a Societe member at the outset, following Joe's SI thread long before that, and quitting Societe after about a month, all I can say is, well, he's smarter than I am. He definitely made some solid calls along my way, I benefited from some advice from others, and lost most of what I made long before the recent crash. I have very little left, except some hope. Joe's advice/actions are deinitely pump-and-dump on many trades, but I would never hold him or anyone else responsible for my choices and mistakes. I eventually got tired of the way he did things, especially to his paying members, and that's why I quit. This was while I was still making some money. I wish all luck out here. It's brutal. P.S. Will TSQD ever do anything significant? Only time will tell.

To: .com who wrote (2369)	11/5/1998 5:47:00 PM
From: M. Frank Greiffenstein	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2752

"Blitzkrieg"? But there is method in this madness. According to an early mission statement, Societe Anonym was created to provide group buying power for "blitzkrieg, quick in and quick out" stock trading. "We only pick stocks that are sensitive to volume and momentum. It is easy to trigger the momentum," this document says. Gee, didn't I introduce the term "bliztkrieg" advisory on DocStone's Bierstube and Trading Room"? <g> Oh well, I guess I should be flattered. DocStone