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To: James P Anderson who wrote (10674)	1/30/1999 1:10:00 PM
From: Radim Parchansky	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

OT: Message 7565532 Interesting post. Radim

To: James P Anderson who wrote (10674)	1/30/1999 2:13:00 PM
From: Bill Fortune III	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15313

Hi JP. I have often wondered why anyone who dislikes any company, be it the management or some other reason would continue to hold it and bad mouth it. As the old saying goes, “Misery loves company” and I would expect that might be more true then not. Also I find it hard to believe that all who continue to post only negatives about a company are doing it out of altruism for other investors. I believe just the opposite might be the case. The reason I posted that link was that I found a lot of parallels in what was pointed out and what takes place on many of the threads I frequent. I will always stand on the concept that everyone has the right to post and say what they feel and believe in, but when the same thing is said time-in and time-out by the same person, their true colors start showing through in my opinion. If I happen to see or know something is wrong with a stock I will post that information once and not beat it to death. Life is too short to live in the negative. I find that there are ten positives for every negative in most cases. So I will continue to stay positive and if things really turn negative in regards to any situation I would just move on. So with all that being said I conjecture I will be continuing in my strong belief for FNTN and the future rewards that will be forth coming. Regards, Bill Fortune III