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I have been closely following the fortunes of Financial Intranet since it's October blast-off last year. Over the past ten months it has formed a formidable base and it just broke out from the lower tier coincidentally with the recent net stocks explosion. If the length of bases amongst the now famous performers of recent days produced near instantaneous 1000% gains, then I think it can be reasonalby assumed that a similar potential exists for FNTN.

In fact, it could be argued that Financial Intranet Inc is a uniquely undervalued asset in comparison to the Centi-Million and Billion dollar Internet valuations of late. This places FNTN in the category of being somewhere between 20 and 40 times undervalued.
Let's look at some of the facts and potential it may hold:

Financial Intranet has already forged alliances in early 1997 with three World Powerhouse brand names. Worldcom, Siemens and S&P Comstock, a unit of McGraw Hill Publishing.

Financial Intranet is not only an Intranet company as originally planned but is about to become major content provider on the Internet with a significant market presence.

Their current relationship with Siemens of Germany gives them a technological advantage not yet afforded to other startup companies. Siemens appears to be is putting its faith in Financial Intranet, because the company will launch in the U.S. where Siemens so far does not appear to have a strong presence in areas such as the Financial Information Arena.

There seems to be a lot of activity going on with this company of late, so let's see where it takes us. Come aboard, we've been expecting you.