Art, George or Chester, FROM BRAD:
Could you please export this to the DCIC/FTEL/FNET thread on SI.
Thanx.
"Grupo Brad"
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Subject: "Grupo Brad"--EDITORIAL!
Good Morning Gang,
I know everyone is pretty excited about forthcoming news. I'm not,
guess that's why I couldn't sleep and
got up at 3:15 am. <GG>. As it turns out, I'm glad I did as it gave
me a chance to reply to 50+ overnight
E-Mails that I found in my box. Most of the questions dealt with DCIC
vs. FTEL. What's the best buy,
Which Co. stands to benefit more, etc..
First of all, it is not DCIC vs. FTEL. They are equal partners and
will share equally in the upcoming IPO
(FNET). It is my understanding that as recently as 10 days ago that
some people were selling shares of
FTEL to get more DCIC. Now the trend seems to be to take some profits
on DCIC to buy more FTEL.
My personal feeling is that they are sideways type moves. Don't get
me wrong. There is nothing wrong
with taking a profit. I first mentioned DCIC at .28 and I know some
of you came close to a 10-bagger. As
recent as 10 trading days ago I mentioned that DCIC was a great
buying opp. in the .90's and those that
bought then nearly had a triple. My whole point is this. If you want
to accumulate more of either stock, my
recommendation is the same as it has always been. Find another source
for your investment. I sincerely
believe that both of these stocks are only in their infancy and they
are very prudent holds at the very
least.
Raleigh Baughman has some very good points in regards to FTEL. They
do produce the hardware and
software and they do have "State of the Art" technology that noone
else has. They will reap benefits as
suppliers as witnessed by the backlog of orders at the present time.
I do believe that FTEL stock price will
eventually even out with DCIC and is very underpriced at this time.
The point is, both should continue to
grow and I would hate to see anyone that is invested in both not be
able to reap the benefits of both.
We are so close to realizing a phenomena that most people only have
one chance in a lifetime to get in
on. I'm not saying it is a lock that this will happen but this whole
project has come a long way since
Raleigh came upon this last Fall. They have methodically put pieces
of the puzzle together and each
piece in turn has fit the last. Big pieces are yet to come and I
believe that today's announcement will be
the biggest yet. We still have a way to go but I, personally, am real
pleased with the way that both
companies have handled things at this point in time. I also
understand that two vital meetings went real
well yesterday in New York City.
In closing, let me say this. If this whole project comes to fruition,
and at this time I have no reason to
doubt it won't, I think we will all look back and remember today's
prices and laugh. Both these companies
are a dirt-cheap bargain.
Geeeeeeez, it's time to "Rock n' Roll"
"Grupo Brad de Gettin' Off My Soap BoxMan" |
