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To: Dave Gore who wrote (16950)	5/12/1998 12:58:00 AM
From: JustMy2Cents	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27968

Dave, I don't disagree with you regarding many BB companies. The reason we expect more from FAHM is the press releases every few days. A prudent CEO or president of any company, whether BB or NYSE-listed, would ensure he or she would backup the releases with some form of substance. I have produced projected Financials for SPV's before and they are not that hard to do. Refer to the Business Wire dated May 8th. I would expect FAMH could produce rather quickly a "high level" Income Statement in conjunction with the "high level" Balance Sheet.

To: Dave Gore who wrote (16950)	5/12/1998 7:25:00 AM
From: tonto	Respond to of 27968

?????CASH FLOW STATEMENT? That would nice and would hope they would, but what % of BB companies would take the time and expense to give you that??????? Dave, will you please take the time and explain this? Any company with even a few simple modules in their accounting program automatically generate these reports with no additional time or effort. To copy and provide does not take much time and certainly costs very little. What time and expense are you referring too? Do you support investors being given the appropriate amount of information from companies that decide to go public and sell shares to the public, or accept that they are too busy to give info but not too busy to print shares and sell them? Who gets hurt in the long run?