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

To: Alberto Llaurador who wrote (2627)	6/27/1998 11:37:00 AM
From: Radim Parchansky	Respond to of 2897

Alberto, Many investors here will stick with FNTN for long if the near future has positive development. MM's will not affect this one as much as other stocks IMO but if/when it takes off I will have long and short position too offset price changes. Radim

To: Alberto Llaurador who wrote (2627)	6/27/1998 11:42:00 AM
From: Bill Fortune III	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2897

Lookout Folks! Alberto mentioned to Radim, in his SI Post # 2627: Yeah... but then again... also imagine what the MMs will do. It'll be a long and bumpy roller coaster ride, Radim. (SIGH!) "It'll be a long and bumpy roller coaster ride" and I conclude he is accurate is that statement. Up until now we have seen fairly calm trading with FNTN since April 1, 1998. The chart below gives us an overview of the trading on FNTN since April 1. - Close - High - Low - Open - Volume Highest A 0.8500 B 0.9500 C 0.8000 D 0.8750 E 1,811,800 Lowest F 0.2350 G 0.2600 H 0.2200 I 0.2350 J 69,900 Average K 0.5812 L 0.6137 M 0.5411 N 0.5868 O 351,965 A= Highest daily closing price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. B= Highest daily high price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. C= Highest daily low closing price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. . D= Highest daily opening price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. . E= Highest daily volume between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. F= Lowest daily closing price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. G= Lowest daily high price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. H= Lowest daily low price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. I= Lowest daily opening price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. J= Lowest daily volume between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. K= Average daily high price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. L= Average daily high price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. M= Average daily low price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. N= Average daily opening price between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. O= Average daily volume between 4/1/98 and 6/26/98. I would like to make the following comments based on what I feel may be in store for FNTN when our expectations for FNTN come about.  The market makers and day traders will move into the stock and that is inevitable, as FNTN becomes more exposed and well known.  We could expect to see large swings in the stock such as happened on 4/23 when FNTN closed at 0.49 & on 4/24 when it opened at 0.51 and closed the day at 0.65 a gain of 0.16 or 32.6% over the previous day.  These swings can and will go both directions.  At times like these the nervous or overextended investor tends to panic at times like these and sell which can cause further downward selling and price reduction.  When this happens we can expect to start seeing negative, dooms day predictions and out and out lies starting to be posted on the FNTN threads. I won't try to explain why this will happen but believe me it will.  Additionally we will see posts stating that management is doing a poor job. When investors see this often enough they tend to start believing the posts even if they are blatant lies.  Threads become a battleground of accusations, allegations, name-calling and the like.  I am sure this list does not cover the all the possibilities so you can just add whatever I missed.  I hope I am wrong but don't think so. If you like myself are a long investor in Financial Intranet, Inc. and understand what is taking place when the above happens you will not let it shake your faith in your investment. From past experience I for one will not allow the nay-sayers to suck me into the battle. I for one will continue to post positive, informative and relevant information in any post I make. I am not trying to say that people should have the right to post what they want too only that I have the right to take them for what they are worth to me and disregard them if I choose too. Yes from time to time I will be very positive in what I am posting about stocks I believe in, some will choose to call that hype but I choose to call that my views with the right to post them. Please feel free to agree or disagree with what I have just said. FNTN Long Bill Fortune III