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To: Spider Valdez who wrote (9157)10/21/1998 10:56:00 AM
From: tonto  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 26163
 
Have you looked at FAMH recently? What Pugs posted was wrong, again.

To: +TopCat (18965 )
From: +Pugs
Saturday, May 23 1998 2:09PM ET
Reply # of 25153

In response, A friend of mine is long FAMH, he noticed a certain individual posting here and asked me my opinion of FAMH and the reasons this individual, who is also not a shareholder, is posting negative remarks about FAMH.
It became clear to me, observing the players, the strategical tactics, the smear campaign, the common drudgery of threats of SEC investigations, dilution of shares, misrepresentations to who certain individuals actually were, etc., etc. that some interests are very short and hard at work shaking shares.
I would tell this to any investor in a BB stock...there are accomplices of shortsellers working these threads on behalf of their naked short positions. I have also been contacted by several FAMH investors since I started posting here asking me to post more often.
Also notice I say to do your own diligence, I'm not qualified to give advice about FAMH, I can give my opinion that FAMH is being manipulated heavily because all the indicators are there.
I suggest that if shareholders have done diligence and are satisfied that a FAMH investment is a worthy one, then DO NOT PATRONIZE the dump & pump artists who work these threads relentlessly with the sole purpose of tanking your long investment.
Pugs

Once again Pugs was wrong. It is the company...




To: Spider Valdez who wrote (9157)10/21/1998 11:10:00 AM
From: Janice Shell  Respond to of 26163
 
he is caught in the web! he is caught in the web! the dtc will not let him out! the judge will not let him out! the lawyers will demand much money! he is caught in the web!

lololololol!!!