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Microcap & Penny Stocks : THNS - Technest Holdings (Prev. FNTN) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: don roberson who wrote (13332)	7/25/1999 3:41:00 PM
From: dharampal luthra	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

Hi Don, Fred, James, Wally and All!! I am a supporter of FNTN but not, hopefully, blinded by my decision. I feel confident of the sincerity of the management but not awed by their stated achievements. Many times I have felt an urge to get myself out at Ardsley and get things rolling. There is so much potential that this company has that is not being actualized. My e-mails may be getting attention as some things do seem to materialize but only one was EVER acknowledged (thanks to Spar- for that one though others were directed to him as well- I think he may have fallen asleep at the keyboard). By their silence they may be planning to say less and deliver more but that has yet to be seen. For those of you who say that their gains and losses are now equal or that they are only playing with house money - let me remind you about the opportunity cost of your money not doing anything. Even a late investment last year in AOL would have more than doubled your money today. Am I suggesting a sell off of FNTN? No I am not but I am adding to FNTN at a much slower pace than I did a while ago. I am allocating new money to companies where I am finding the management to be at least 10 times more aggressive than FNTN and where the risk reward ratio is very good. Hopefully all these will pay off along with FNTN. Here is what I mean about the kind of risk I am taking: sites.netscape.net (check out their shareholder meeting at Broadcast.com - item 4- an excellent video) Pray someone tell me why FNTN does not do what Broadcast.com does ? Do we need a photographer to make such movies - Wally? And we could also be a VDAT by adding another couple employees... Harry (Come on FNTN guys -when the going gets tough, the tough get going)