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To: dharampal luthra who wrote (603)7/16/1998 9:48:00 PM
From: Bill Fortune III  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 15313
 
Evening Harry, and for awhile I thought it might close closer to $0.70 in the last hour of trading, but it didn't. I really believe that a good portion of today's buying was from new investors. In your post you mentioned that David was trying to buy 5,000 shares all morning and couldn't get them. Based on that and what I said in an earlier post a large portion of the overall float of FNTN is currently in controlled hands and these investors appear to be retaining those shares. This we all know is called the law of supply and demand. I conclude that if those controlled shares continue to be controlled that by itself will start forcing FNTN shares higher.

I really liked the mean average per share trading price today (Share Volume/Dollar Volume = Avg. Per Share Price) within $0.0188 of the days high and close. Talk about tight trading! It just goes to prove that the 6,000,000 or so shares you have calculated to be in the hands of those on the thread can really have some power if they are not available to be sold.

If this buying trend continues and I really think it will, and we should see FNTN slowly climb. In my opinion these presents a much better structure for the stock price overall. As Wiz said in his post # 567 and I quote: "The longer term implications of these buildup impulse waves cannot be ignored. Given that on some other indicators including those of Collin (For the technical picture, I invite you to look at Collin's chart posted last night at post #565. If you click on his site: << topher.net >> and as well as my own, all tend to suggest that a major third wave breakout is imminent and could unfold quite suddenly and at any time. Maybe, even during this very week of July 13 - 17. Today, buys to sells were running 4 to 1 positive. Professional traders are telling me that stock is very tight and hard to buy in any size. The range has been exceptionally tight and narrow over the past few days. It feels to me, with us being so close to the apex of this potential bull flag that a sudden move of some substance and duration is very close that could take us sharply higher in a hurry." (that whole post can be found at: << Message 5208877 >>
I now think we are entering that phase in a very controlled manner.

Yes Harry, you said it "An interesting day none-the-less."

Regards,

Bill Fortune III



To: dharampal luthra who wrote (603)7/16/1998 10:13:00 PM
From: Joe Senesac  Respond to of 15313
 
Harry - Don't count on Discover's bid and ask for bb stocks. They don't list the best bid and ask, only the latest entered numbers by the market makers. It is tough to get good bid/ask info from discover, especially when there are a number of mm's currently in the game.

I'm not sure why this is, but it is very annoying.

Joe Senesac