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To: Jonathan Lebed who wrote (3231)	2/14/1998 4:37:00 PM
From: Mark[ox5]	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

JLebed, how long have you invested? I ask this, because I have no clue where you come along with "The point I am trying to make in a very nice voice is...since people such as yourself are doubting $0.11...anything over $0.02 will cause a small run-up." ESTABLISHED companies that miss analyst estimates by a penny or two many times get pummeled downward in price. And FAMH's estimate is NOT by an analyst, its by the PRESIDENT. And FAMH is nowhere near established. I agree with everyone's arguement here that is FAMH only makes .05 or .06 or .07 for 1997 it is still an undervalued company. But IN MY OPINION if they dont make the .11 the company's credibility is once again shot down and price movement will be negligible. IF they dont make .11 then Ira made a very bad logistical move by predicting .11 to .115 in the conference call. It would of been a lot better to just stay mum and if they came in at .08 or .10 or whatever then we could just analyze the numbers and go from there. Now there is a hard target potential investors are looking at, and the company's president's word is on the line. Once again, I reiterate, if the company only made .06 or .07 for 1997 it is still undervalued per se.. my point is about expectations... Mark