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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FKCM- a turnaround story for 0.09 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David M. Gloss who wrote (205)	5/25/1998 9:39:00 AM
From: hopeful	Respond to of 213

Thanks for the new symbol. I tried to put it into my portfolio, but it didn't take yet.

To: David M. Gloss who wrote (205)	5/26/1998 3:59:00 PM
From: hopeful	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213

Well it started. It opened at 1 9/16 and now it is at 3/4! I assume we are now seeing the beginning of the end. Unless the company can show why this company is going to be in a profitable business, mining or not, the value will go back to $.03 except now we only have 1/25 of the number of shares. This is what I have been talking about from the beginning! We were so close to being successful 2 years ago and now look at what is happening. I feel that this was all related to management and decisions and mis-representation. They looked at the gift horse in the face and said "we want it all', but in reality ruined the one chance at success.

To: David M. Gloss who wrote (205)	6/1/1998 5:53:00 PM
From: hopeful	Respond to of 213

Well, the news has just been released about a joint venture with the Gold Trust Company and Franklin about sending ore to the mill. This sounds all so familiar. That was the exact set up that Franklin started with Durango Metals! The stock went up, the plan was going to turn the company around when the deal turned sour. If Franklin plays the same games with this new company as they did with Durango Metials than us investors are in for a big shock again. The problem with this is that it looks like Franklin doesn't have a profitable mine at Franklin mine and needs to look elsewhere for ore. It puts out "positive" reports to try and get the stock moving but the results are never there. I would want to see the "contract" that franklin intends on putting together. Will this new company end up on the wrong end of the deal as Durango did and in turn. Where is there mine, how long have they been mining, what kind of record do they have? Who are behind the gold company? The other point has the mill been okay to fully mill yet. Where are the monies coming from the mine and to mill. We already know that the company is broke. Will Martucci continue his support. There was a question in the past that the permit was not complete yet. If on the other hand this time around the deal works out, then we are going to see a run on the value of this stock. We will see. I guess I am not going to sell yet.