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To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (665)	3/26/1999 12:59:00 AM
From: Marty Lee	Respond to of 703

Dear Anthony, Thanx for your terse response. BruSi and I are sincere. We do our due diligent best to understand and warn others of the markets' "dark side." The proliferation of trading on the internet is fascinating. Makes one wonder why gambling is illegal in many states. Should Wall Street be under a similar, greater scrutiny? The face of the financial media has guilt written all over it with its "easy money" advertising on every other page. But then again, who expects honesty in advertising? It's just business as usual. And if the financial markets are laden with people the equivalent of cardsharpers and companies selling snake oil, let freedom ring. The business of misrepresentation has become “financial freedom” itself for many. Now they're on-line to take advantage of the credulous. A disclaimer of ‘Buyer Beware' is their justification. They can't be held accountable if others are ignorant enough to get caught in their snares. Investors become “experienced” by being deceived and cheated. They should be grateful for the “lessons” they receive from legally protected thieves.whose legions are so many it seems useless to battle them considering the court cost. Heaven forbid that the brokerage houses and their governing bodies should take the time to visit every company whose stocks they sell. Imagine them reviewing every company's actual as opposed to advertised economic activities. What do they care if the companies actually exist, so long as they pay their dues? Oh well. Scoundrels like Slick Willy Stewart: stewartreport.com and Rotten Johnny Robertson: regtech.com will run amok; smug and proud of the numbers of “suckers” they've swindled. I hope SEVL is for real. Are its products really ready for market or are they still full of bugs? Perhaps we could do with a “Links to Finks” Forum in SI. Sorry for my simplisms, Marty