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To: DrProficient who wrote (319)	11/16/1998 11:57:00 AM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Respond to of 459

Bool Sheet:" Your quest to short stocks mostly affects the innocent individuals who have placed their hard earned money into the stocks that you have shorted." That is pure malarchy. This thing is a POS only maniped by hypsters and evile M & M's. BTW, we're giving a large portion of our profits to pensioneers and our work is that of God. It is you who is entirely morally deficient.

To: DrProficient who wrote (319)	11/16/1998 12:05:00 PM
From: Len	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 459

Unbelievable... you chide others for their writing and grammar, yet with every one of your posts, you make similar spelling and syntax errors. the company made a presents* in the market* but it will eventually exploded My advise* – watch your shorting* What an arrogant person you are. How can you advise others to correct their spelling and grammar, when you can't write yourself? This is further proof that you are not who you say you are. You would have never gotten through college, yet alone medical school, with the kind (and frequency) of errors you make in your postings. It is also interesting that your motive is to Inform(ing) others by posting (your) opinion about a good potential investment. If true, why is this stock the only one you have posted about since joining SI? Why not share more of your wisdom? Sorry, but passing a beginning psychology course in community college doesn't quite qualify you for licensure, despite what someone might have told you. Also, since you so like to tout your credentials, why haven't you answered Poet's questions as to your schooling? I'm sure everyone would like to know. Len