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To: TechnoWiz who wrote (1813)	7/24/1998 6:04:00 AM
From: T.M.K.	Respond to of 15313

Words of Wisdom as usual from TWiz. This is what made us go through thick and thin together from $0.2 to $1.4. People like you who always, can at the right time, step in to clear the smoke and made us focus on true pictures, agianst all the waves that were created along the way.. Your efforts are greatly appreciated Wiz. Best regards TMK

To: TechnoWiz who wrote (1813)	7/24/1998 7:01:00 AM
From: sammaster	Respond to of 15313

i agree that panic selling could happen if the longtermers and the supporters of this thread say they are selling.... traders use this scheme on some threads i follow to buy low, ride the wave up, sell, and then say they sold which could induce a sell-off. i know a lot of people say that these message boards do not influence the price of stocks...that is not true because this is a bb stock. another stock i own(tsig) ran up 100% over 24 when a si member found the beta site of their website.... and panic selling can be induced here because mm's can and will downtick on every sell if they want shares...so a few sells induced by this board can lead to a landslide.... now long term this board will not affect the stock price but in the short term it will just my opinion samir

To: TechnoWiz who wrote (1813)	7/24/1998 7:17:00 AM
From: Ariella	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 15313

<< We don't need ra ra ra from someone one minute, who's selling in your face the next. >> I believe your message was meant for me. No attempt here to gloat and I would be sad to see people interpret what I wrote last night as at attempt to scare people out of the stock today. In fact, the opposite -- I went to great pains to say that there's a good chance the stock will plunge today (it has EVERY time this past year after a sharp spike and this one was the sharpest yet), BUT I also pointed out that people who sold on the day of the spike down got burnt bad UNNECESSARILY. (Are you listening Skane?) I also bought on the spike up in April, very close to the top and know first hand that exercising patience pays off. My comments are not meant to disturb the longs into thinking they've got a bad stock otherwise I wouldn't have announced plans to buy back in today from the people who think Wall Street is a casino where things can go up or down without rhyme or reason and "investing" is simply a game like the lottery. As I said yesterday, is this a question of being on the "team"? Or a question of making money? In the long run, I see no reason why your approach and mine won't make us money, so why the disgust and anger on your part? I repeat: No offense meant. If you take the time to look at my history of posts on SI, you'll see that I'm the chief long poster on PARS, a terrifically undervalued biotech selling for just about the same amount as FNTN did at the high yesterday although it already has two products on the market. If you're gonna quote me, please quote this: <<The FNTN idea is a fabulous one. If I had bought at higher prices yesterday I would sit tight today and hold onto my shares. An opportunity to sell them for a profit won't take inhuman patience. It might only take a few weeks.>> Best regards and good luck, Ariella

To: TechnoWiz who wrote (1813)	7/24/1998 9:50:00 AM
From: FJ	Respond to of 15313

TechnoWiz, Thank you! Great post, as usual. FNTN investor.