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To: Butch4327 who wrote (13871)	4/29/1999 8:50:00 PM
From: Carol S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19109

No, your first post made it sound very innocent like everyone had the same basic interest. I said it was not as simple as you made it sound. You tried a twisted response and I addressed your post again this time being more specific as to your wording error and other factors, etc. If you don't want nitpicking, stop pushing a point that is not necessarily fact.

To: Butch4327 who wrote (13871)	4/29/1999 9:32:00 PM
From: Carol S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19109

Look, Luc, Lets put it this way; the stock game is one of manipulation, it is not simple and basic interests. The minority do the their own real research. Everytime an analyst upgrades a stock people are being manipulated. It is not the basic one person having a differing opinion, it is people being manipulated into thinking a stock is a good buy, or sell, by people who do not necessarily have the opposite opinion of the company at the time, they know if they can get other people to believe the opposite of what they want to do they can make money. Do Analysts upgrade a stock and then buy? No, they buy, upgrade it, sell into other people's buying and then downgrade so THEY can buy again. Then you have the bb stock hype artists who tell you a company is great so you buy the price up so they can sell. Or the shorters who tell you bad things about a company when they might not really believe them to be facts. Do they have the opposite opinion? Not necessarily so, they are just doing what makes THEM money. Ever read Yahoo bulliten boards? Manipulation. Not basic different opinions at all. Carol