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To: carolm who wrote (13744)	4/24/1998 7:12:00 PM
From: Warthog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

FAMH - charts I have updated 3 charts involving FAMH on my web space for the price of 4/24/98. FAMH with 12 DMA and 60 DMA. FAMH with volume. FAMH with 14 day RSI and stochastic 13,8,8. The link is topher.net The links to the FAMH charts are midway thru page. The 12 dma has peaked and moving down, if it crosses the 60 dma a classic sell signal will be generated. However, these moving average crossings are a lagging signal. It is very close to happening!! The 60 dma is almost linear and moving upwards since mid. nov. Hope this helps Collin

To: carolm who wrote (13744)	4/24/1998 9:16:00 PM
From: Brad	Respond to of 27968

Carol, I understand that Ira wants to get the financials out as soon as possible. It does no good to present them publicly unless the auditors present them with "their stamp of approval." And I agree. When they are presented publicly, they should be complete and "audited." The auditors were preparing them to present as part of the merger package to the SEC. I understand the auditors have to make some changes to their "notes" if they are to be filed with the SEC by FAMH directly as opposed to being filed as part of a merger package. How soon will that be? I don't know. We probably have to ask the auditors. But I understand Ira WANTS to get them out! Some people understand how these things work and some people don't. As I have said before, people should do what best suits their individual comfort level. Personally, I don't have a problem with it. But not everyone will see things the way I do. And that's fine, too. Best wishes, Brad