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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FRANKLIN TELECOM (FTEL) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Martin P. Smith who wrote (20956)	11/10/1997 9:58:00 AM
From: Cindy Cannon	Respond to of 41046

trades marked with "Z" are trades between MM's FTEL - Transaction Log 9:55:39 8 1000 5.375 9:43:07 8 1000 5.187 9:54:56 8 500 5.312 9:42:58 8 5.010 - 5.250 5x5 9:54:04 8 5.250 - 5.375 5x5 9:42:47 8 1000 5.187 9:54:02 8 100 5.250 9:42:32 8 300 5.010 9:53:29 8 5.250 - 5.312 5x5 9:39:03 8 5.010 - 5.187 5x5 9:53:14 8 500 5.312 9:38:10 8 5.000 - 5.187 5x5 9:52:55 8 1500 5.312 9:38:09 8 4.937 - 5.187 5x5 9:50:56 8 5000 5.125 Z 9:38:04 8 1000 5.062 9:50:46 8 500 5.062 Z 9:37:58 8 4.937 - 5.062 5x5 9:50:32 8 5.187 - 5.312 5x5 9:37:56 8 1000 5.062 9:49:45 8 500 5.250 9:37:52 8 5.000 - 5.062 5x5 9:49:44 8 5.156 - 5.312 5x5 9:34:39 8 400 5.062 9:49:44 8 200 5.125 9:34:39 8 400 5.062 9:49:32 8 5.125 - 5.312 5x5 9:34:12 8 500 5.062 9:49:28 8 500 5.250 9:34:08 8 200 5.062 9:48:01 8 2500 5.250 9:33:57 8 400 5.062 9:47:25 8 1000 5.250 9:33:50 8 300 5.062 9:47:16 8 5.125 - 5.250 5x5 9:33:10 8 700 5.062 9:46:45 8 600 5.250 9:31:49 8 100 5.062 9:45:11 8 1200 5.250 9:31:44 8 700 5.062 9:44:28 8 5.062 - 5.250 5x5 9:30:09 8 100 5.062

To: Martin P. Smith who wrote (20956)	11/10/1997 10:02:00 AM
From: Cindy Cannon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 41046

FTEL - Transaction Log 9:59:30 8 1000 5.437 9:49:44 8 5.156 - 5.312 5x5 9:59:29 8 5.250 - 5.500 5x5 9:49:44 8 200 5.125 9:59:24 8 5.312 - 5.500 5x5 9:49:32 8 5.125 - 5.312 5x5 9:59:21 8 2500 5.437 9:49:28 8 500 5.250 9:58:43 8 5.312 - 5.437 5x5 9:48:01 8 2500 5.250 9:58:37 8 1000 5.375 9:47:25 8 1000 5.250 9:58:24 8 800 5.375 9:47:16 8 5.125 - 5.250 5x5 9:58:03 8 5.312 - 5.375 5x5 9:46:45 8 600 5.250 9:56:51 8 1000 5.375 9:45:11 8 1200 5.250 9:56:42 8 1000 5.375 9:44:28 8 5.062 - 5.250 5x5 9:55:39 8 1000 5.375 9:43:07 8 1000 5.187 9:54:56 8 500 5.312 9:42:58 8 5.010 - 5.250 5x5 9:54:04 8 5.250 - 5.375 5x5 9:42:47 8 1000 5.187 9:54:02 8 100 5.250 9:42:32 8 300 5.010 9:53:29 8 5.250 - 5.312 5x5 9:39:03 8 5.010 - 5.187 5x5 9:53:14 8 500 5.312 9:38:10 8 5.000 - 5.187 5x5 9:52:55 8 1500 5.312 9:38:09 8 4.937 - 5.187 5x5 9:50:56 8 5000 5.125 Z 9:38:04 8 1000 5.062 9:50:46 8 500 5.062 Z 9:37:58 8 4.937 - 5.062 5x5 9:50:32 8 5.187 - 5.312 5x5 9:37:56 8 1000 5.062 9:49:45 8 500 5.250 9:37:52 8 5.000 - 5.062 5x5

To: Martin P. Smith who wrote (20956)	11/10/1997 10:22:00 AM
From: topwright	Respond to of 41046

Martin exactly. This infusion of cash is the best news I could have hoped for. In earlier posts I expressed concern regarding Franklin entering into a very crucial stage in the evolutionary cycle of developement. Being in a position to ramp up production and have enough financial resources to take advantage of any unforseen opportunities is most reassuring. There is also another hidden benefit, assets. With this cash infusion Franklin meets or exceeds all asset requirements for full listing on Nasdaq or even ASE. That institutional investors have basically endorsed FTEL as a worthy investment says volumes, and I feel sends a message to the investment community. It has always been my experience that a crowd draws a crowd and it would not surprise me to see more institutional involvement in the near future. Looking forward to months ahead as this speculation starts to play out. RB

To: Martin P. Smith who wrote (20956)	11/10/1997 11:00:00 AM
From: Al Krasberg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

Here's the rally I was looking for, and this infusion should give it some backbone. The bullies beating up on poor l'il Franklin will back off with the appearance of some menacing big brothers. Regarding hardware. The tempest is basically a PC with some extra boards. If we assume a cost of manufacture of $1000 (probably high) and half of the cash infusion of $6,000,000 being used for that purpose, we get 3,000 Tempests. That's the kind of numbers they're going to need, all right.