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To: george willse who wrote (407)	1/25/1999 4:59:00 AM
From: Gary R. Owens	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 609

<Frank, Helen, et al, are committed to getting their shareholders the best value for their investment.> George, You have succinctly summarized the reason I put all my eggs in this basket. How many BB stocks ever really amount to anything? gary

To: george willse who wrote (407)	1/31/1999 1:17:00 AM
From: Bruce Hoyt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 609

George, so far this year all the internet or tech-related IPOs have come out of the chute like a Raging Bull<ggg>. Lots of money floating around looking for that next Amazon.com. Smith Gardner (SGAI) out at 12 and now at 16 (high was 21,) up 25%. Entercom (ETM) out at 22.5 and now at 30.75 up 37%. NVIDA (NVDA) out at 12 and now 19, up 58% ALLAIRE (ALLR) out at 20 and now 51.37, up 157% COVAD (COVD) out at 18 and now 52.75, up 193% TUT Systems (TUTS) out at 18 and now 57.50, up 219% MarketWatch (MKTW) out at 17 and now 69.50 (was 130), up 309% That's not a sampling, that's ALL of them! Now that's a trend I want FCOM to follow :-) Not a loser in the bunch and most or all were first projected lower. But they all had underwriters to help with the pre-IPO hoopla. Bruce