Correct Bill. I kind of thought that I had become addicted to the chat site, even more so than the SI site. To be able to instant talk to folks, well, it keeps one psyched up if things are positive, but it also drags one down if the talk goes negative. And Then I found myself looking periodically, and more than I'd want to admit, to see who was on the chat site, and I guess hopefully looking for a good news post. And its like my ole AOL, the only way I would have stayed in it the intire time was if I had put it away, and given it five years growth, no matter what bumps and declines it took. And it took some big ones. Just like EBAY is doing now. And if you read these posts, more likely than not, you'll panick and sell, or see other stocks jumping up and then try and catch their wave. This has gone on for so long that my demeanor has changed on the whole thing. I'm in for whatever is to come. Hopefully what many expect, rather
than realize that "we" were the ones that saw so much for the future, and it didn't materialize. We shall see. With the "extra" in put to the SEC, perhaps as MS off handed indicated, July may be the end of it. And then advertising and PRs. We've all held for so long, one month or two more will not matter. And the additonal anxiety of seeing other stocks skyrocket is over. The market declines and so do the internets. For FNTN to reach an equivalent valuation it has many many dollars to rise. |
