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To: Dusty Vestal who wrote (8563)	3/27/1998 5:18:00 PM
From: LFISKY	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 27968

Dusty, your friend was right in a sense about reverse splits. Usually existing shareholders get hosed when a RS happens on a BB stock. However this situation is far removed from a normal reverse split. The whole issue here is getting a proper valuation. I too at first had reservations about this. But after thinking it through, I realized that this is just short of brilliant. Overnight we will be moving from the OTC, where we are completely at the will of MM's, to the Nasdaq, where our true value can be realized. Tell your friend to hold on to his shares and enjoy the ride. "Sharpen the Saw" LFISKY

To: Dusty Vestal who wrote (8563)	3/27/1998 5:27:00 PM
From: Buster	Respond to of 27968

Dusty, 2 scenarios: If fahm had done a reverse split, there would be 1/4 the amount of shares but 4 times the price. No change in the fundamentals...higher price lower number of shares. In the reverse merger there will be 1/4 the amount of Fahm shares plus 1.4 million(ATXI shares) + .5mil(warrants). Fahm shares are diluted by 20% 10mil fahm shares...plus 2mil ATXI and warrants For the 20% increase in shares, Fahm receives a company with no debt plus a listing on the Nasdaq. There is a definate change in fundamentals because now you have two companies under one roof. Plus you have a nasdaq listing but I do not know how to evaluate that. comments anyone? its all still a little fuzzy without audited financials. Buster