Can SI Members Really Manipulate Stocks?

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Can SI Members Really Manipulate Stocks?

An SI Board Since July 1998

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Emcee: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Type: Unmoderated

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11	anyone, fwiw the SEC already has access to detailed information about my tradi	Henry Volquardsen	-	7/30/1998
10	Jeff, I think that I oops... I mean we <B>can</B> manipulate stock	EL KABONG!!!	-	7/30/1998
9	Dan, Think of it this way. People who are disposed to expect the worst are unl	Henry Volquardsen	-	7/30/1998
8	Nice idea for a thread, Jeff. I have a notion that all but small caps and bel	Patrick Slevin	-	7/30/1998
7	IMO, there is very easy way to see what's what. Lets have the SEC exami	Just My Opinion	-	7/30/1998
6	Henry, I agree with you on this one. I think the same 'mindset' that	Blue On Black	-	7/30/1998
5	Henry, I agree to disagree.... But in reality, it is much easier for a person	UDanWright	-	7/30/1998
4	<i>So called "hypesters" are nothing more than the common inves	Henry Volquardsen	-	7/30/1998
3	Jeff, I joined SI just to post on your board. I am a long time lurker of TAVA	UDanWright	-	7/30/1998
2	IMO it's only the large institutions, traders & market makers that have	JakeStraw	-	7/30/1998
1	OK, I'll start. I feel the SI membership absolutely has the power to move	Jeffrey S. Mitchell	-	7/30/1998

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