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To: don roberson who wrote (9623)	12/29/1998 11:49:00 PM
From: FloridaGatorMike	Respond to of 15313

For FNTN to be up with a sell of 100,000 today, there must be some good buying coming in.. nice way to start the new year! Go FNTN in 1999!!!

To: don roberson who wrote (9623)	12/30/1998 12:04:00 AM
From: James P Anderson	Respond to of 15313

Don: I think your right. We will have a great 1999. Still have all my shares and don't intend to give them away. Have some powder dry to buy more if it dips into 40s or 50s. Feel like a thief -feel sorry for those who have to sell but that's the way it goes. Somebody is going to wake up and realize what this stock is and when it starts I think there will be some fireworks. Any of my shares is going cost somebody a lot of money and I have a feeling that some of them will never be for sale. I could be wrong but...holding long and strong. JP

To: don roberson who wrote (9623)	12/30/1998 12:38:00 PM
From: The Philosopher	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15313

it looks like the smaller internets are now taking off. Small investors looking for the next plays. Any indications of profitability sends them through the roof. Yes. To the point of total absurdity. Consider this, from Infobeat's Money Daily for 12/30/98: Check these gems out from my buddy J. Evans at CNN: "Amazon.com is worth more than Sears ($16.8 billion market value versus $15.8 billion market value), Ebay is worth almost as much as Alcoa ($11.9 billion versus $12.7 billion), Yahoo is worth the same as Dow Chemical (both are $24.4 billion companies). And AOL ($53.5 billion) is worth more than Merrill Lynch, Delta, Kmart, U.S. Steel, and Aetna combined! ($53.5 billion versus $25.2 billion + $7.2 billion + $6.9 billion + $2.1 billion + $11.3 billion)." This is sheer, unadulterated tulipmania.