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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FAMH - FIRAMADA Staffing Services -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Maddison who wrote (22207)	7/22/1998 4:33:00 PM
From: Lurker	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 27968

John, While you are on sabbatical, here is some research you can do: 1. Since innocent ol' Arif was hoodwinked by mean ol' Ira, who did all those nasty things, call up HVAR and find out why they hired him. (I bet they hired him because he did an excellent job at FAMH (doing exactly what Arif wanted him to do, which included pumping and dumping.) 2. Find out why shares continue to be sold while people are waiting for the financials. The volume since June 1 is over 9 million. Let's assume 4 million buys, 4 million sells, and 1 million inter-MM trades. Where did the 4 million shares come from? (More dumping by the company?). 3. Get a pledge from the company that they won't sell more shares in any fluke price rise. Oops, sorry. I forgot, such past statements by them proved false. 4. Since we will never see any financials, you could spend time helping FAMH make up excuses for further delays. 5. The IRS pays a reward for exposing taxpayer fraud. Since FAMH has no financials to publish, they can't have paid their taxes. Report them and collect 10%. Even though all of their profits come from one time stock sales and are no help to stockholders, they are still taxable. 6. Since the stock is reaching new lows for 1998, research why investors should ignore all the negative technical indicators and donate their money to FAMH by buying shares. That should keep you busy and out of trouble. Lurker (Unshackled)