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To: Wayne Rumball who wrote (4805)	3/7/1999 9:23:00 PM
From: Glenn Petersen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12872

Another site bookmarked. If your son is smiling when a symbol pops up, its a buy; if he's crying, its a short. I have been following the efforts of MG, lance and yourself on DM's thread and view your activities as a public service. I was sorry to see that MG got suspended. If anything, SI Bob should be giving him some sort of commendation for trying to protect the integrity of SI. DM is hurting people, though I will give him the benefit of the doubt and suggest that he is not doing it intentionally. What makes it worse, he is probably hurting those that can least afford it. One of his last picks, I forget whether it was CITI or HEAL, peaked 13 minutes after he posted his pick. I wonder how many of his followers got filled at the top. The media attention has unfortunately gone to this head (just look at his level of excitement when someone mentions a new article) and he really thinks that he is indeed a "Whiz Kid." The sad thing is that he actually has some talent. He understands market mechanics, seems to be technically competent and knows how to do his due diligence. For the most part, he did a good job on the WCTI thread. I suspect that this part of young Daniel's life is going to end badly, either from a market correction or some regulatory focus. However, he may not be beyond redemption and you might want to adopt him and raise him in a more controlled environment. Extended winters might be good for him. Sorry for the ramble. I enjoy your thread, though I have had some difficulty in getting into the flow of penny stocks. While I have always been a momentum player, it has usually been with stocks that have a little more meat on their bones. Well, practice makes perfect and it certainly is not boring. Regards.