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1000 shares i will add more when my EDII plays out
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I OWN A TOATL OF 14,800 SHARES OF FNTN STOCKS FOR LONG. I BOUGHT FROM 58 TO 83 CENTS. I WANT TO POINT OUT THAT I READ SI THREAD FOR A LONG TIME AND I REALY APPRECIATE YOU GUYS.
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I am considering joining SI at $125.00 . To date i haven't joined any
stock sites . Do you feel this would be a good place to start. Thanks for your
help.
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greetings from germany. me and my friends are holding 500 000 fntn shares since october 97 and we are looking forward to see fntn as high as daimler.
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Harry,
I've been lurking the FNTN thread on SI and sent you info on my long shares
for your count. I have a concern I'd like to share about the web site. It
seems a lot of weight is being given to the effect the opening of this site
could have on the stock price. I'm doubtful. Very few web sites are really
that successful; there are some, but is FNTN really reaching for this? This
is a major, major commitment. I look at the site today and I think most
everyone agrees it's sub-par. But it's suspiciously poor. If you look at
the bottom status bar when you click a link, you notice it's calling a
document from siteforyou.com. FNTN's "site" is in a
subdirectory here. siteforyou.com is a one-page ad for
"Historic Homes for Sale" (quite moderately priced), put online by Phillip
H. Seymour at (800) 741-0435, or E-mail at pip2@aol.com . Does anyone know
who Phillip H. Seymour is, aside from the fact that he's the person giving
FNTN a subdirectory of his homes-for-sale site for their up-and-coming
major-stockholder-news website?
Don't get me wrong, I believe in FNTN and am holding long. But not on the
basis of their new web site. I can't speculate on the value of this (but
based on what I see it would be negligible). For me, the value's in their
products and services. Would be great for the site to reflect their
technology and cutting-edge placement in an industry, but I can't see any
evidence of this happening. I wouldn't at all mind being surprised;
however, when I hear intelligent investors apparently factoring in a price
appreciation based on this new web site, I become sceptical. If anyone has
additional info I'm missing, I'd be very happy if they'd post it.
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From Harry, one and all please help answer the questions raised today.
Thanks
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