Date:    03/22/2000  7:09 AM

Subject: Selective disclosure

Selective disclosure is wrong.  I am often amazed how quickly stocks move, 
only to be followed the next day by the news that someone clearly had 
before.  If I do this as a company founder, it's called insider trading and 
I get prosecuted.  If a broker does this to reward his intitutional clients, 
it's called business as usual.
     
I urge you to invoke the new rules and prosecute violators.
     
Jeff Harrison