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To: Francois Goelo who wrote (834)	2/19/1999 10:13:00 PM
From: Bear Down	Respond to of 1591

I DON'T LIE !!!! You show me one lie. That statement as well as every other one I make is 100% true, unless it is speculation and then it would be in the form of a question. Asking questions is not lying, no matter how tough the question. And take a look at the performance of MLRE since the lies that the thread starter and hypster Kieko spread around. They "pumped" it to $27 and so far have "dumped" it to 7 You need a reality check

To: Francois Goelo who wrote (834)	2/19/1999 11:59:00 PM
From: Bear Down	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1591

Again I ask, Barred from what ??? Here, just for you businessweek.com ------ the whole story an excerp REALITY CHECK. The market's hostility toward short-sellers makes shorting a risky strategy often best left to professionals. Still, everyday investors have a great deal to learn from short-sellers. Even when they are wrong or their timing is off, short-sellers offer a refreshing reality check on the unvarnished bullishness so prevalent on Wall Street. Short-sellers include some of the most talented analysts in the investment arena and are noted for their adroit, labor-intensive research. One short-selling partnership even includes among its analysts a retired physician to evaluate biotechnology stocks. But at bottom, what gives shorts an edge is sheer shoe leather.