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To: BANCHEE who wrote (17845)	3/6/1999 11:19:00 PM
From: Anthony@Pacific	Respond to of 122087

Well I know you mean well But the statistics are way on my side 69% of everything I have evr shorted and picked as a target is less than two bucks withn 5 years..They continue to hype and promise and then dissapoint all the while the insiders are merrily selling their stock at the expense of the investor I do offer suggestions without actaully having a finacial stake just look at the following link.. If a comaopny is making an honest go of it without the hype.. I dont go near them its the squeaky wheels that get greased..they are the ones trying to drum up investors ..Now a days insiders are only interested in making press announcements and in driving the stocks higher and higher ..They arent so concerned about making money..or being accurate..I get carried away at times but ..I challenge you to find any one that has gone on to be a buge success ..after IO have shorted it and coverd already..they usually die once the bubble and fantasy is popped.. 127.0.0.1:3456/SI/~wsapi/investor/reply-7879372

To: BANCHEE who wrote (17845)	3/7/1999 1:09:00 AM
From: Druss	Respond to of 122087

BANCHEE--Something that seems to get lost in all of the stuff that is being pulled and allowed in the market is shareholders are actually the owners of the company. The scams, hype, fraud and all the other dirty games being pulled by company officers are perpetrated against people who should by rights be in charge or certainly have a say (not to mention up to date information). Shorts ironically enough are often disliked by those criminals because they are market sharp and dig into every aspect of a company. As far as stocks being knocked down, in the end it is the market that will determine if a stock stays down. And more to the point how the company performs. There is nothing like a company with a reasonable share price, solid business, with growing revenues and profits to turn off a short. When that company is filing accurately and very openly with the SEC, you can't get us to touch it. We really aren't looking for the struggling companies trying to establish themselves and their business. We want the dirty scams out to sell worthless or vastly over priced paper. All the Best Druss