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To: Gator who wrote (14206)	4/28/1998 6:12:00 PM
From: zturk	Respond to of 27968

You said that you are 1/4 confident with FAMH than before and that's why your holdings are down to 1/4. Well, My confidence level has been on the rise since the Myriad signing. The stock may have suffered a minor set back last week with the fall of the Atrix deal , but I believe it's on the way to recovery. Those with less confidence in the stock, bailed out . Some partially and some totally. I can't say that I blame them. Each one of us has his or her target point and confidence level. Not every person on this thread have the same money situation ; some can take a hit and even buy on dips, others cash in and leave. My confidence in FAMH has again been renewed after today's news. Guys, what we have here is a relentless ceo who is always pursuing other companies and always trying to expand. THIS COMPANY IS FOR REAL!!!!! Ira is not sitting on his behind waiting on his paycheck. He is aggressively seeking anything that can make FAMH a better company. The future is great. Be patient.

To: Gator who wrote (14206)	4/28/1998 6:16:00 PM
From: TraderGreg	Respond to of 27968

MMs ultimately control the bid/ask, like valves. When we watch a stock that has nothing but buying going on and we see the ask fall?!? then maybe that buying is not real, but it is MMs shorting at the ask. Conversely, I have seen nothing but selling going on and the BID is raised. That is often MMs simply buying on the bid and being on the bid and moving it. In other words, when the stock is moving down when a sane person knows it should be holding, then it ain't a leap of faith to figure there is some level of dilution going on. It can be a company issuing shares(which can ultimately be verified) or more often it is shorting. When things conform to what the tape is showing, then you're right, it's good old fashioned selling or buying. TG