Nasdaq planning clampdown on Internet rumours

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Nasdaq planning clampdown on Internet rumours

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25	Gee, I bet NASDAQ could get people and organizations to pay for the priviledge	Craig Richards	-	9/5/1997
24	This sheds a little more light on the technical details (although <i>very	Bill Ulrich	-	9/5/1997
23	From NASD Regulation: "<i>The National Association of Securities De	Bill Ulrich	-	9/5/1997
22	David -- Yes, the MMs are not nice people by trade, but that's their busine	NYBellBoy	-	9/5/1997
21	I was just going to suggest a "Rumors Day"; just about every other ca	Ken Merwin	-	9/5/1997
20	Roger, I can't agree more. Negative information no matter how relevant it	Noneyet	-	9/5/1997
19	How do they do this? Well, they could pay 400 people to watch ten threads each	Wendell Holmes	-	9/5/1997
18	I say good luck!...their system will probably be outdated before they begin!	TFF	-	9/5/1997
17	Tom, yes Goldstar is still in business. I am a subscriber and make good money	Roger A. Babb	-	9/5/1997
16	Fred, >> Seems to me that restricting the free flow of informatio	Done, gone.	-	9/5/1997
15	Mike, You wrote and I quote !! >>>>Wish Nasdaq would join the dis	Noneyet	-	9/5/1997
14	Czech, All in the finest tradition of Wall Street. Seems to me that restricti	Fred Ragan	-	9/5/1997
13	Tom, >> Will Nasdaq be chasing down posts such as yours and mine if we	Done, gone.	-	9/5/1997
12	Thanks David! An excellent article, a real eye opener that sheds some way over	Done, gone.	-	9/5/1997
11	.... Zoltek has a $50,000,000 contract signed today .... Microsoft just went br	David L. Wasylenko	-	9/5/1997
10	Mike, If Nasdaq plans are to go after firms or individuals such as Westergaard	Noneyet	-	9/5/1997
9	"after our tounges with pliers!" - yup, and other things, too. I thin	Ken Merwin	-	9/5/1997
8	NASD wants to police the net, yet they allow their MMs to rig the game. forbes.	Mighty_Mezz	-	9/5/1997
7	exchange2000.com	Done, gone.	-	9/5/1997
6	How can they do this? I mean technically, that is. Of course there are search	Craig Richards	-	9/5/1997
5	What others have said regarding this matter: exchange2000.com exchange2000.com	Done, gone.	-	9/5/1997
4	Who do they think they are? Today's Bible reading is Matthew 7:3. :-/	Mighty_Mezz	-	9/5/1997
3	My view: >> The new Nasdaq device, due to be installed by the end of the	Done, gone.	-	9/5/1997
2	"...not been officially released" It'll be interesting to get th	Ken Merwin	-	9/5/1997
1	So what are they going to do with the information once they have it. Suppose I	Clayleas	-	9/5/1997

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