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To: Radim Parchansky who wrote (1981)	7/24/1998 8:03:00 PM
From: Bill Fortune III	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

Have a good week everyone! I think I might just back off for a while. I have been spending way too much time following our fine stock over the last few days as I am sure many other have also. I have many other stocks to watch over with plans to make some additional investments. I suppose I should also get back to work and spend a little time at home. I wish us all well as FNTN continues to grow and prosper under the capable hands of it's management team and it's great investors. Don't let the MM's get you down too much. There will be up and downs but I am sure many more ups then the other. I most likely will have to peek in once and awhile just to see what is going on but for the most part I will be outside of this great inter-circle. I know I leave it in good hands among all of you. Warmest wishes, Bill Fortune III P.S. The thread will most likely Hit 2,000 post by 12:12am that will be 1,000 post in only two days and 2,000 post since July 4th at noon and average of about 100 posts each and everyday since it started.

To: Radim Parchansky who wrote (1981)	7/25/1998
From: Wally	Respond to of 15313

Radim: I think your argument is strong. There are probably many examples to support the argument that stocks, including FNTN can be effected at higher points and by new-found enemies. Still - give me sound fundamentals and I'm less afraid of the bogey men. I do agree with you though, they'll still be there, lurking and waiting for a wrong move. We live in a world overpopulated by misanthropes with selfish and strange personal agendas. Hackers who send viruses through innocent people's computer systems, Lice who feed themselves by defaming companies and individuals they know absolutely nothing about, lunatics who pull guns on our elected officials. Almost always, they are individuals who have a hard time dealing with the successes of others. It doesn't even require a focused avarice - it can be totally random, which is what troubles me the most. Bill Gates has survived and thrived because he says to his critics "I am where I am because I make a better product and/ or I'm smarter at marketing it then the next guy." His critics are silenced, because they attack him for being good at what he does. In the end, it's hard to fight success. I deeply believe that FNTN merely needs to stay focused on their mission. Sorry for the run-on lecture - I'll go to sleep now. Wally