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To: skreiger who wrote (5325)	3/12/1998 11:52:00 PM
From: Ga Bard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8835

LOL ,,, the internet never ceases to amaze me. Common sense is just not a factor on the OTC arena. Hope you make a fortune and get rich. Happy Trading GaBard

To: skreiger who wrote (5325)	3/13/1998 12:06:00 AM
From: Ga Bard	Respond to of 8835

How does one factor in the VALUE of moving from OTC-BB status to NASDAQ status? Answer: you think dayraders are not making great money on this. You blame it on MM well once this goes to NASDAQ and the restriction is lifted people and day traders will be able to short it. Welcome to the dynamics of trading. Share price is one thing, but a profitable, growing company like FAMH languishes on the BB's, manipulated by MM's and distanced from large brokers and fund managers, when it could be flourishing on one of the major exchanges. This latest action allows for such a move to occur. Answer: You need to go study trading what fund would invest and the MMs are on NASDAQ also. So you do have a point unless there is actually a short position in this stock. Now I have called this stock from the beginning go back and look at my posts. Until they stopped selling shares at .20 I said it would run to .40 and fall back to .30 which it did. Then I said the next run IF they had great news would run to .50 which it did and fall back to .40 which it did. Then I said the next run would run to .60 and fall back to .40 which it did. Now when it goes NASDAQ you better hope the price is about $10.00 to insulate your investment from not only MMs, but day traders and NOW individuals who legally can short. Giving the trading log of FAMH anyone that would not short it will miss out on good profit. JMO GaBard