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To: chaz who wrote (61521)10/2/2002 1:24:51 AM
From: ehasfjord  Respond to of 77399
 
Hi There,

Can't talk about Mehmet Balos.

Here is the primary reason, check out the
volumn figures + it went up:

moneycentral.msn.com

It is true that the company has been making little money,
BUT, if and when - make that WHEN the economy turns
around, AFCI will be in an excellent position to
provide the "last mile" of fibre service. Right now
this particular arena is very much out of favor,
and I like to purchase "fallen angels", especially
at a real discount.

Ask yourself,
What is the cash and cash equiv. of the company?
(it works out to around $8.00 per share,
and the price is a little above $13.00 a share)
Does the company have any major long term debt? NO
Is this area going to rise? YES
Is this a viable product? YES
Am I getting in cheap? (check price .vs. book value). YES

Re: J.S. selling shares:
He has so many falling out of his backside that his
selling doesn't matter!

I think that AFCI as a short to medium buy and hold
will work out to the tune of $4 to $5 a share.
Perhaps I'm wrong, but I don't think so.

Anyhow, Take Care!