To All:
I published a new version of the FNTN InvestorNet site (http://home.swbell.net/sprue) and then had to leave for several hours. I realized the new version had several problems. I've corrected those problems. So, the latest version is now out there.
The changes include:
(1) A link to Free Real Time quotes (http://www.freerealtime.com). Once you register, the link will automatically display the real time quote information for FNTN. However, you can stay on the RealTimeQuote site and enter any symbols you want.
Remember YOU MUST register on the FreeRealTime site before you can get quotes.
(2) Added TechnoWiz's "Must Read" to the home page.
(3) Corrected the URL's to SI pages so you don't have to be a member to see the discussion. I do not intentionally make the SI links password protected. But if I copy and paste the link address to an SI message while I am logged on, I inadvertantly make the message a "members only" message.
I think that's it for now.
Keep the suggestions coming.
Kevin,
PS: I've received several emails from investors and potential investors who are concerned about the FNTN site being down so much. Some have even said they are concerned about holding the investment.
I'm posting this for a couple reasons. First, since MS reads these, he can see that there is some slight concern about the unreliabilty of the web site. But more importantly (and this is just my lowly opinion) I honestly don't think the web site is a very big part of FNTN's viability as a business. They're services, as I understand them, have much more to do with building secured intranets that only their clients will have access to. The web site is a nice advertisement, but I wager FNTN won't solicit a whole lot of business via the web site. Their sales force will get them the big contracts, and it may be a long time before we see one of FNTN's "real" applications running (their customers will see them, but we won't).
I'm just basing this on my bit of experience with intranets. I log on to two different client's intranets and in neither case do I use the Internet or a web browser. I dial directly into the clients' servers, which are protected by firewalls and which require my PC to have special software loaded.
Anyway, I'm rambling.
Let me know how I can make the InvestorNet more useful. Thanks again. |
