Date:    12/17/1999  3:58 AM
Subject: Proposed Regulation FD

Gentlemen,
     
It is my understanding that you are planning to implement rules eliminating 
selective disclosure. As I am sure that you are aware, in order for markets to 
operate as efficiently as possible, the free flow of information must be 
supported. By allowing selective disclosure of material company data, you are 
effectively obstructing this information flow, distorting the market, and 
actually keeping relevent information from the owners of the company! The only 
people who benefit are the recipents of the data (e.g. the market analyst) and 
their favorite clients who are the first to receive the data. These selected 
clients can then act on the data, resulting in the equivalent of insider 
trading. By definition, information selectively disclosed is not available to 
the general public.
     
Again, I fully support all efforts to eliminate selective disclosure.
     
Sincerely,
     
Ken Meyer
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