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To: Ellen who wrote (11762)	11/16/1998 7:19:00 AM
From: tonto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26163

Ellen, I do not believe it is wrong to buy a stock hoping for a squeeze as you have asserted. Tonto sneered at and implied it was "wrong" to buy a stock for a potential squeeze and I (as well as others) pointed out that he has done the same. But what is worse than his hypocrisy is the fact that he after the fact (after having sold) returned to bash those very same stocks. After he'd made his profit. One often trades based on momentum. Then starts to research the company after having taken a position. While you disagree and wish for me to remain silent when I undercover something very wrong, and will repeat advising of such information when hypesters want to bury that information with excessive posting to newbies of incomplete and incorrect information, I believe it is better to forewarn investors of concerns. We just have a different philosophy. Is it not better to sell before a halt, when it is obvious one is coming because of violations committed by a company? Or should one remain quiet and let more be sucked in?