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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Financial Intranet Inc. (OTC:BB:FNTN) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: don roberson who wrote (1934)	5/24/1998 11:41:00 AM
From: don roberson	Respond to of 2897

Ok, just a little more: " Peter Lynch, former manager of the Fidelity Magellan Fund, in his book 'One Up on Wall Street', writes how he bought Toys R Us at $1 a share and sold it at $5. A very nice gain. One small detail, a few years later the stock was selling at $25. According to Lynch, "When you've found the right stock and bought it, and all evidence tells you it's going higher and everything is working in your direction, then its a shame to sell". My own "opinon" on FNTN, from a horrible experience of selling AOL soon after I bought it, in 1993. These internet stocks will show us very quickly a performance trend. ITs not like we have to wait for buildings to be built, and products to be produced. Once their software is designed, and they start to market, we will get a good indication of where we are headed. And if FNTN is way ahead of the pack, unless we see something running up behind quickly that overtakes the concept, as long as customers are signing on and innovations keeps taking place, I'm staying on the train. The internet is an infant, with nothing but enormous growth for its future.