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To: JustMy2Cents who wrote (17523)5/14/1998 10:05:00 AM
From: Mackie  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 27968
 
Good Morning, is everyone following the clues?

A number of shareholders have informed us that they are having difficulty in getting the auditing company's number? It is not a secret for FAMH to withhold the auditing company's name and number. It is also PUBLIC information about any SEC filing number and LACK OF SEC filing number, that they know about for FAMH. I am sure that someone on this thread can post the legalise from the SEC regarding such information.

But the bigger picture is why FAMH won't give the audit company's information to shareholders...

YOU ARE GETTING WARMER...

Thanks,

Mackie



To: JustMy2Cents who wrote (17523)5/14/1998 10:06:00 AM
From: BCfan  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 27968
 
TO ALL FAMH HOLDERS AND FAMH BASHERS:

Most of us will admit that FAMH is a great company.
We can also admit that it has been a bad stock over the past 3 weeks.

The company has not communicated with its investors too well in the past. This is a result of an ambitious president that has always wanted things done yesterday. FAMH and its shareholders have paid the price with a decreasing share value over the past 3 weeks.

The company is profitable, the IRS has seen the FAMH financials to allow the Myriad acquisition, MY2CENTS posted 3-4 websites with Firamada's job postings, Morton Downey is going to happen in June....
The company is for real.

When the financials come out during the week of 5/25 showing 1997 and Q1, the stock will become as GREAT as the company.

Until then, we will continue to hear from Mackie (how's VIKG doin?) and some others beating down our FAMH just because they lost a few grand in a BB stock. Whoopdeedoo!

If you can't afford to lose a couple grand, then you shouldn't be playing with BBs.

Come June 1, the stock will be much higher than it is now, and FAMH will not be so reliant on us internet speculators as more sophisticated investors buy into FAMH.

After June 1, I will either be a FAMH believer or I will move on.
However, if FAMH lets me down, I will not waste my precious hours coming back here and bashing the stock like the folks we have today.
I have better things to do with my time.

GO FAMH!
BCfan




To: JustMy2Cents who wrote (17523)5/14/1998 10:22:00 AM
From: Yoccm  Respond to of 27968
 
Lets see how true this turns out to be first!

Firamada, Inc. Releases Pro Forma Projections

BusinessWire, Friday, May 08, 1998 at 16:02

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 8, 1998--Firamada

Forma projections for 1998 The future projections listed below
do not include anticipated income generated from the production of The Morton Downey, Jr. Show, Firamada's re-insurance of workman's compensation plans or Firamada's payroll financing division, all ofwhich are expected to be highly profitable.

FIRAMADA, INC. 1997 Balance Sheet: Period Ending Dec. 31, 1997

ASSETS:

-Cash $2,815,273
-Accounts Receivable $ 863,428
-Inventory $ 0
-Prepaid and Other $ 213,125
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Total Current Assets $3,891,826

-Property and Equipment $ 163,121

-Other Assets $1,875,000
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TOTAL ASSETS $5,929,947

LIABILITIES & EQUITY:

-Accounts Payable $ 83,128
-Accrued Expenses $ 0
-Other Current $ 355,641
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Total Current Liabilities $ 438,769

Long-Term Debt:
-Revolving $ 0
-Lease Finance $ 0
-Senior Term Debt $ 0
-Subordinated Debt $ 0
-Jr. Subordinated Debt $ 0
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Total Long-Term Debt $ 0

Other Long-Term Liabilities $ 76,480
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TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 515,249

EQUITY:
-Preferred Stock $ 0
-Common Stock $ 210,000
-Dividends $ 0
-Treasury Stock $ 0
-Additional Paid in Capital $2,734,193
-Retained Earnings $2,470,505
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TOTAL EQUITY $5,414,698

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TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $5,929,947
----------------------------------------------------------------------

PRO FORMA PROJECTIONS for years 1998 (includes Myriad
acquisition)

Forecast for
Year Ending Dec. 31. 1998

SALES:
(in thousands of $) 80,288
Cost of Goods Sold 69,141
Other CGS -
Consulting 0
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Gross Profit 11,147

Gross Margin 13.9%
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Operating Expenses:
-Selling 895
-General &
Administrative 3,250
S Corporate Expense 510
G R&D & Other
Operating 0

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Total Operating
Expenses 4,655

EBITDA 6,492

-Depreciation 110
-Amortization 35

EBIT 6,347

Interest or Other
(Income) Expenses
-Interest Expense 625
-Interest Income (268)
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Net Interest (Income)
Expense 357

Other (Income) Expense 0

Income Before Taxes 5,990

Income Tax (Credit)
Prov. 1,129

NET INCOME 4,861

This information relates only to the staffing portion of
Firamada's business. A hard copy of the balance sheet can be obtained by sending a written request to Firamada's corporate offices at:
Firamada, Incorporated
40 Wall Street - 32nd Floor
New York NY 10005

Firamada President Mr. Ira Monas commented on the figures stated
above, "The projections listed here do not include anticipated income generated from the production of The Morton Downey, Jr. Show,Firamada's re-insurance of workman's compensation plans or Firamada'spayroll financing division. These additional revenues should help us easily exceed the above projections.