Subject: (File name: 34-42259.htm)

Date:    03/14/2000 10:37 PM
     
     
     Despite the good intentions of the proposal, SIA's 
     Kaswell argued in his letter that barring selective 
     disclosure may hamper the work of analysts and deprive 
     the public of their insights. "Without an opportunity to 
     digest and interpret news before it becomes public, 
     investors have less guidance on the possible 
     significance of corporate announcements when they are 
     made," he said.
     
     AMEN ON BEING 'DEPRIVED OF THEIR INSIGHTS'!!  Give us a break Kaswell. 
     Totally disingenuous.  Just another example of someone from Wall 
     Street who is completely full of it.  200 years is long enough for 
     this BS to go on.  The Net changes everything and it's time the racket 
     goes away!! Power to the Individual Investor, which is not the one 
     Kaswell aims to 'interpret news' for.  Way to go SEC.
     
     Craig McBurney, Founder/CEO
     TradeMentor.com