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Nasdaq planning clampdown on Internet rumours
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biz.yahoo.com

"The Nasdaq stock market in the United States is to introduce a
new surveillance device to hunt out price-sensitive false information on the Internet..."

"The new Nasdaq device, due to be installed by the end of the year, will track some 4,000 Nasdaq-listed companies, searching for price-sensitive information which has not been officially released."

"It will focus on so-called ``chat-rooms'' on the global network of computers, looking for false information that could move share prices.

Nasdaq has spent between $1 million and $2 million on the initial cost of the device."

Thorough discussion of this matter seems urgent.
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250 Humbly report, a cablegram dated 1897 just dropped through the FBN mail slot. AJosef Svejk-11/25/1997
249 Czech Bounced-Czech Bounced? or Bounced-Czech Bounced Back? You wrote: >WelBlack Dahlia-11/25/1997
248 <b>Silicon Investor Tops 100 Million Page Views Per Month, Launches AggreDone, gone.-10/20/1997
247 Well, I'd say we're the Svejks, and NASDAQ is the Empire thinking theyDone, gone.-10/6/1997
246 re "Svejik" Checked your links (except the academic comparison with KJoe E.-10/6/1997
245 Joe, >> re your quote from "The Good Soldier Svejk": I hope tDone, gone.-10/4/1997
244 Jeff, Jill, >> express my <i>hope</i> that Mad Monk, Y2KsteDone, gone.-10/3/1997
243 Woops, the "double post" was not intentional! (end) - JeffJeffrey S. Mitchell-10/3/1997
242 Re: Clarification of SI's Criteria for Booting Someone Recently, another nJeffrey S. Mitchell-10/3/1997
241 Re: Clarification of SI's Criteria for Booting Someone Recently, another nJeffrey S. Mitchell-10/3/1997
240 Joe, >> Michal, re your quote from "The Good Soldier Svejk": Done, gone.-10/2/1997
239 Michal, re your quote from "The Good Soldier Svejk": I hope the illuJoe E.-10/2/1997
238 Jeff, Just reading this here book you may be interested in, written by JaroslaDone, gone.-9/30/1997
237 I posted to this thread because I objected to someone requesting the ouster of Jeffrey S. Mitchell-9/30/1997
236 What's that have to do with this thread? I fail to see the relationship, unRiley G-9/30/1997
235 I responded to your post here: techstocks.com - JeffJeffrey S. Mitchell-9/30/1997
234 In response to your mentioned attacks upon me: Read this. It matches my conversRiley G-9/29/1997
233 Well, another naysayer gets canned on SI-- Droog. I've followed this guyJeffrey S. Mitchell-9/29/1997
232 Joe E. >> Sure, lets all sue each other. Good idea. << Bad ideaDone, gone.-9/24/1997
231 Dear Michael: My point is that under our system there need be no reason to comJoe E.-9/24/1997
230 Joe E., >> Re your post with this P. S.: "An addition to the seconDone, gone.-9/24/1997
229 Re your post with this P. S.: "An addition to the second post: I believe tJoe E.-9/24/1997
228 My views on lawsuits against net forum posters: exchange2000.com exchange2000.Done, gone.-9/21/1997
227 Michal, <<<We'll program it with a list of all Nasdaq companies aCisco-9/20/1997
226 Thanks Michal. Good articles there. I agree a lot on MrB's - Educate betteMr. Jens Tingleff-9/20/1997
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