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


To: jim bowman who wrote (29855)3/10/1998 3:31:00 AM
From: Darren DeNunzio  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 41046
 
I seems the natives are restless. Even a newbie can feel the tension. OK so FTEL has not performed as well as expected. And ya every day we see another fraction or two shaved from the share price.
But do not lose faith in FTEL. They no what they have to do to compete in this volatile market. Heck Frank just stumbled into IP telephony, they use to make modems for heaven sake. So what does FTEL need...well one thing I can think of is

Controlling software!

It sound to simple to be true. But it is one the major reasons FTEL has been slow out of the gate. FTEL is a hardware, not a software company. Hell the IP box I tested just a few months ago was using UNIX. Whats the deal with that! It was not user friendly, it had no wizard that took you thru setup, step by step. There was no billing system, no reporting capability, it lacked a call back integration, there was no account generation, no way to access accounts, no least cost routing table, it did not support multiple languages, no voice mail, email or web integration, and I can go on and on and on.

Do you think the guys at Franklin know this....

Hey, I remember reading something in this group just the other day about FTEL talking with a company that makes controlling software for the telephony industry. I wish I could remember that guys name!

Anyhow keep the faith.

And also...I have received some valuable information regarding FTEL. I will post it once I have checked it out. Stay tuned!

Never say never!



To: jim bowman who wrote (29855)3/10/1998 7:21:00 AM
From: Mark Jenkins  Respond to of 41046
 
Jim, Great post!

"I must say, however, that the sinking feeling I have had when the
stock price goes south has only been made worse when the price has rebounded and I
didn't buy more!"

The sad part about this is that alot of people sell when they get that sinking feeling. That, I believe is becoming less and less. It seems that the experienced FTEL investors have always used those dips to their advantage while the MM's churn out the weak!

If you know what you own, you will also realize that Meyerson is actually doing us a favor by suppressing the stock at this point. How many of us picked up more shares over the last 2 weeks?

And I don't believe for one minute that Franklin is sitting there, allowing the window of opportunity to close on them. When we don't know what's happening behind the scenes, and the stock price goes down, we automatically ASSume that things are going to hell. That's what the MM's count on and that's also how the experienced investors make an even higher percentage on their purchases.

Remember a couple of weeks ago when FTEL gained over $1/share in one day. Boy, didn't that feel good!!! Well, I've got my ticket for the next ride.

MJ