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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Purl Gurl: [QB] Sorry for this length but needed. Here is an interesting study of how personalities are exhibited through written words. Which personality is displaying self interest? Which personality is displaying selfless interest? ____ August 18, 2005 To: rule-comments*sec.gov Subject: File No. 4-500 Dear SEC: This problem is getting out of hand. Please look at the stock GDVE.PK It appears that Carlin Equities, Biltmore International, View Trading, Mark Stewart Securities, and Jersey Shore Trading, have engaged in naked short selling of GDVE within the last 24 hours. Allegedly, they were aided by this group: (URL for Stock Lemon dot Com here) It appears that they have specifically targeted GDVE simply because they are a thinly traded security that has ran up over the last 2 weeks. I ask that you consider giving companies like GDVE the same protection you give companies traded on major exchanges by enforcing transparency and regulatory oversight of short selling as those listed on Exchanges or the NASDAQ. Thank you. Lance Jepsen ____ June 17, 2005 Reference: SEC File No. 4-500. Request for Rulemaking Regarding Member Records of "Short" Positions and Reporting and Public Dissemination of Aggregate Positions by Security I am lending my voice in support of that request to bring transparency to not only Over The Counter (OTC) markets, but to all markets. As you know or should know, confidence in our financial markets is quickly approaching a historic low point. Financial scandals and crime are now at a historical high. Our American public has lost almost all faith in regulators to effectively protect investors against fraud and crime. Many, if not most, view the SEC, the NASD, the DTCC and other regulatory bodies as being riddled with corruption. That notion is highlighted by actions of New York's Spitzer to "fight back" against corruption. It is clear Spitzer is taking actions which your regulatory bodies refuse to take, just as it is clear Spitzer is winning cases and is documenting corruption amongst those collectively known as "Wall Street." I urge you to amend NASD rule 3360 as requested by Coulson of Pink Sheets. Doing so would be a small step in the right direction, would send a signal regulatory bodies are aware of corruption, and would restore some public confidence in our American financial markets. I applaud Spitzer and his efforts. He is a hero amongst investors. There is no doubt in my mind you of regulatory bodies would enjoy hearing a bit of applause for you, and less catcalls and criticism directed at you for your clear and documented lack of efforts to curtail corruption amongst your own. Regards, Kiralynne Schilitubi ____ Kira [/QB][/QUOTE]
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