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To: Stock Watcher who wrote (2098)	2/4/1999 5:37:00 PM
From: Tomato Man	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52051

SW: New info on FNTN************** We just received this e-mail from Seimens regarding FNTN. In the light of the huge volume today and the price rise, I thought it would be appropriate to share. Especially in the absence of audited numbers (which are due out very soon). We are showing a gap already for tomorrow to $1.75. I feel this is going to be a very big winner in the not to distant future. Tomato Man ############################################################## Here is the email from Siemens From: "Grenier, Bob" CC: "'msheppard@fntn.com'" <msheppard@fntn.com>, "'mmarx@fntn.com'" <mmarx@fntn.com>, As the Account Manager of record, I have been asked to respond to questions regarding Financial Intranet, Inc. (FNTN). The relationship with FNTN began in February of 1997. Michael Sheppard, the newly appointed President COO, contacted Siemens-Pyramid looking for advanced multi-media solutions to meet anticipated business needs. I had had the pleasure of working with Mr. Sheppard on another multi-media project, prior to his appointment at FNTN. Through that earlier association, Mr. Sheppard became aware of Siemens' capabilities in the complex and rapidly changing multi-media arena. Since the FNTN project would require the marriage of several multi-media and communications disciplines, several Siemens divisions were introduced into the development effort. Siemens Telecom Networks, (formally known as Stromberg-Carlson and now called Siemens Information and Communications Networks LLC, a.k.a. ICN ) helped develop the network topology under a consulting agreement. Siemens Nixdorf OEC, Emerging Technologies (now part of Siemens Information and Communications Products, LLC, a.k.a. ICP)assembled and developed the WEB application and merged the Siemens-Pyramid (now part of ICP) developed FNTN Customer/Broker-Dealer data base into the application. Siemens Business Communications Systems (formally Rohm and now part of ICN)was engaged to help develop a video teleconferencing service. Siemens Business Systems (SBS) has been engaged to provide ongoing Remote Systems Administration services on the FNTN system platform while Siemens Advanced Services and Media has been contracted to assemble/develop new solutions. Siemens is pleased with our mutually beneficial customer/vendor relationship. Siemens also views FNTN as a valued technology partner and plans to introduce and showcase advanced multi-media solutions through FNTN's growing customer base. There are also discussions underway on how to jointly display our combined solutions in appropriate trade shows and other suitable arenas. Regards

To: Stock Watcher who wrote (2098)	2/4/1999 7:36:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52051

Stock Watcher, ALERT: VERY IMPORTANT UPDATE on SFLK... On 2nd February, SFLK announced that it would, the following day, release a substantial upward revision of its projected earnings for 1999. Today, as nothing had been published, I called Chris Edward at SFLK Investor Relations Department to find out what happened. He was very helpful and forthcoming within the bounds of what he is allowed to disclose. This is the gist of the conversation, as I understood it: 1) SFLK has found an important and somewhat unexpected new market for its E-Mail enhancement technology that will contribute substantially to its profits this year (SFLK is one of the few Internet related profitable Company). Apparently, the compression technology they use on their E-Mail software is so powerful, that is has a market of its own for many other applications, hence the recent deal with NIC Ltd of Japan. rt.freerealtime.com 2) The expected News, which are obviously very good News were ready for publication, on time yesterday. However, since they are not about some new product or alliance, but rather about increased earning projections, the release has to be vetted by the SEC, hence the delay. 3) SFLK did not want to upset the SEC in any shape or form, because it is about to become reporting and is applying for listing on the NASDAQ Small Caps. It all make sense now and these good News will soon be forthcoming, at the SEC's pleasure. I am generally impressed with this Company and its public relations skills. In my humble opinion, we can expect a substantial run up in the price of the share, following the News release. Chris Edward can be contacted for further information at:415-387 3618. Regards, F. Goelo + + +