Date: 03/23/2000 10:24 PM Subject: S7-31-99 selective disclosure Brian Griffin individual investor 308 Hills Road Nokomis, FL 34275 Dear Sirs, I would like to comment your rule S7-31-99 and selective disclosure. I feel that SEC-regulated institutions should be confined to comment upon their financial situation through the specific means of E-mail. E-mail comments should be sent by an SEC-regulated institution in a good-faith effort to stock exchange members, newspapers having 10,000+ audited paid subscriptions and registered with the SEC, lenders to the SEC-regulated institution providing the disclosure, registered shareholders(actual, nominative, and beneficial), mutual funds, company directors, and such others as the institution may designate within a two-hour timeframe. Except for public annual shareholder meetings and such other meetings or reporting as may be approved by the SEC or required by law, such E-mail comments should be the exclusive means of communicating financial information by SEC-regulated institutions. In addition, SEC-regulated institutions should vigorously attempt to suspend trading in the securities of the institution making a disclosure 1 hour before making a disclosure till 12 noon on the following trading day. Mutual funds and financial analysts should be confined to submitting written questions to the managements of SEC-regulated institutions. These should only be answered on Saturday through the E-mail method described previously. In addition, I would be more than willing to pay the SEC 30 cents instead of 3 cents a stock trade if the SEC would be able to audit companies to prevent my all too frequent multi-thousand dollar losses in the market. Information must also be correct as well as uniformly distributed. Yours Truly ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com