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Why stop with 1/3 of Congress.  I say we pick a few 
favorites and send the rest to the gallows.
 
I haven't seen anyone point out that it is the height of 
hypocrisy for the United States Congress to be sitting in judgement of bad 
accounting.
 
Jonathan Joseph received death threats when he moved to a Sell 
rating on all the semiconductor stocks at what turned out to be the very peak of 
their cycle.  Maybe we won't see a bottom in this market until an 
analyst gets death threats for moving to a Buy rating.
 
Kent
 
 
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From: <A 
href="mailto:BHEISLER@xxxxxxxxx"; title=BHEISLER@xxxxxxxxx>Bob Heisler 
To: <A href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; 
title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Realtraders 
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 6:52 AM
Subject: Re: [RT] E-Mini Mini-Crash

It's funny that we never heard this sort of call 
for justice back during the bubble years.  In fact when somebody would dare 
bring attention to any of the government/corporate corruption they were 
either ignored or scoffed at.  I recall CNBC talking about the hate mail 
they would receive anytime they or a guest said anything negative about the 
market or a stock.  And there were ample examples of this same 
behavior/attitude on all of the trading forums.
 
And let's not forget that we were told daily, and 
ad nauseam, by our political 'leaders' that character and integrity didn't 
matter...as long as the economy was good and the market was going up who 
cares?  And like sheep we kept electing and reelecting the yahoos 
that were telling us that.  
 
Now after the bubble has burst and the market 
is in the process of erasing all of the excesses we want to find 
poster boys/girls to string up in public so we can say "we got the bad 
guys".  And we also have those same elected officials that were/are in 
the "who cares" camp proposing more government as a solution to 
the problem...give me a break.
 
I'm all for stringing up the "Chief 
Grifting Officers", but if we're going to do that then we also need to put 
right along side of them the 1/3 of Congress who told us repeatedly that 
character and integrity doesn't matter along with the part of the 
population that supported and promoted that BS.  
 
It's a team effort folks.
 
 
Bob Heisler
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<FONT 
face="Times New Roman">From:  "Kent Rollins" 
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face="Times New Roman" size=3>kentr@xxxx<FONT 
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Wed Jun 26, 2002  2:07 am<FONT 
size=+0>Subject:  Re: [RT] E-Mini 
Mini-Crash


This was announced at about 6:30pm EDT.
 WorldCom Finds $3.7B Hidden in 
Books<A 
href="http://apnews.excite.com/article/20020626/D7KCKDLO1.html";>http://apnews.excite.com/article/20020626/D7KCKDLO1.html
 
P/E ratios have been shrinking.  I heard a statistic 
today on one of the cable channels.  It said there is a 43% difference 
between the "pro-forma" earnings that S&P companies are trying to pawn off 
on the investing public and their actual bottom line earnings.  That's a 
mighty big air pocket.
 
Someone needs get a rope and start stringing up the Chief 
Grifting Officers.  That ought to keep things in line for another 
generation or so.
 
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