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To: Roo who wrote (10927)	4/7/1998 12:12:00 PM
From: Forest Gump	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

All right, it's the daylight witching hour. Since Ira likes to post news at noon, now would be a great time. Holding, Holding, sigh....

To: Roo who wrote (10927)	4/7/1998 12:29:00 PM
From: Wayne J.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

Hello! Lonnie, It has been less than a week since Ira provided us with an update on the Special Conference Call, and only a few days prior to that there was another update available on an FAMH Conference Call . Many FAMH thread participants have indicated that patience was one of the key elements for those of us in FAMH for the medium to long term. In my opinion, unless an investor is viewing FAMH as a short term investment, then compared to other companies that I currently own shares in ( or have in the past)--the rate of feedback and news updates from FAMH Management in my opinion is second to none in the industry! In my view , I am a FAMH Shareholder for a few main reasons! Strong leadership, high profile and growing and dynamic industry, high profit potential, a proven track record of success! ( At least in my opinion, I started buying FAMH Shares at the .22 cent range, --I am thus far very happy with my investment, and I know much more about it's potential today then I did when it was .22 cents!) In my opinion, one indicator for success is take a look at a companies track/history record! If they have been successful in the past, then they might have what it takes to take them in the right direction in the future!----In my opinion, FAMH has what it takes! The key investment component/factor here in my estimation is this: Every person must do what is right for them and their hard earned investment dollars! Just as I think that Ira is doing what he feels is right for FAMH and it's future! Do I think that Ira wants to see FAMH become a leader in the industry it competes in? Do I think that Ira is in the least bit happy or satisfied with the current share price of FAMH? My guess is that you have an idea of what my answers to those questions are! In my view, we are fast approaching the fork in the road, that investors are in or they are out! In other words we buy into what Ira has been saying or we don't! The great news is that each and every one of us has a choice to do what is right for us! Best Regards, Wayne J.

To: Roo who wrote (10927)	4/7/1998 12:34:00 PM
From: David A. Irvine	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 27968

Roo and Lonnie, I am wonder if you two have ever run a small business? If you have, you would understand that things do not get done overnight. I currently am a business owner (of a profitable and growing business, btw) and we have been looking into an acquisition for over 7 months now! Between finding the right company, to doing an initial check on them, to getting basic financial information, to getting sales/market information, to getting an idea of how/who their business runs, to drafting a letting of intent, to negotiating a letter of intent, to performing 60 days of due diligence, to getting pro forma data on all their clients/jobs, to getting all the information the attorneys and accountants want, to deciding what advise to listen to or not listen to from your strategic advisors, to renegotiating the agreement based on your DD, to finally agreeing to terms......you get my point. I haven't even started talking about financing the deal, which is a whole new ball game! If you are in this for the short term and are not comfortable with your research, then get out now. If you are sure of your research then sit back and let things happen. Understand that things take time. Understand that you will not make $1 million dollars overnight. Patience. Cheers, Dave