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To: Dan Dieffenwierth who wrote (3239)	8/9/1998 9:43:00 PM
From: Bill Fortune III	Respond to of 15313

Good Evening Dan, I have no idea why not. It appears the following companies meet the criteria that would allow them to be listed on the Nasdaq for one. FCCI has been trading for over 1 year in the $60-70 range and has a capitalization of $579,900,000 CNOTB has been trading for over 1 year in the $120-135 range and has a capitalization of $249,400,000 FBMI has been trading for over 1 year in the $20-35 range and has a capitalization of $74,900,000. The main theme here is that there are hundreds of BB stocks trading in the $20, 30, 40 50, 100 and $200 range and still BB stocks. In my opinion this tells me that Financial Intranet, Inc. (FNTN) can very easily trade in an extremely higher price range and never even have to move off the BB list. The one thing I will say though, is no matter what the profile of a stock is on the OTC:BB Board, most big brokerage houses will never recommend it just because it is a BB stock. In my opinion, I would think one of the main reasons to move to the Nasdaq or Amex is for better coverage of the stock. Maybe someone else out there can shed more light on this matter. Regards, Bill Fortune III