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SFAD Breaking into the INTERNET in a big way!
An SI Board Since December 1998
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1072 With the market up today, the sky's the limit with this stock! They have Nash Bridges-1/15/1999
1071 Read the Nov. quarterly--you will see there are about 705M shares without dupliAndrew H-1/15/1999
1070 That's right! I didn't do the math. I just saw the PR posted on anotherLife Coach-1/15/1999
1069 """"with one trillion of its shares (20%) owned by its founDoubleOddBuck-1/15/1999
1068 Here's a stock with over THREE TRILLION shares trading at $1.00. So it justLife Coach-1/15/1999
1067 Was alerted to this stock on Wednesday and was lucky to get a chunk of sKen Walker in Ontario-1/15/1999
1066 Yeah the only similarity being a huge float The point being popular valuation, tRaDiAc-1/14/1999
1065 Yes, I guess this stock does resemble CSCO! Thanks for the clarification! (:>Andrew H-1/14/1999
1064 The same way CSCO trades with 1.2B shares outstanding. The SFAD concept is a gotRaDiAc-1/14/1999
1063 NASH BRIDGES.. nice posts. I agree with you. I am going to hold my position whikami-1/14/1999
1062 Kami, Respectfully, even if they have good ideas, with 705 million shares and Andrew H-1/14/1999
1061 Glad I did not mislead the thread. Is it also true that in addition to the 705 Andrew H-1/14/1999
1060 Larry, unfortunately, there are people who have their own agendas and will eithNash Bridges-1/14/1999
1059 bernie, that means if this is the original investment before the split now willRickV-1/14/1999
1058 Bottom line folks, if you owned SFAD BEFORE the reverse split, today's pricBernie Bildman-1/14/1999
1057 Andrew.. I invested in SFAD at $0.05 and I really believe SFAD has great ideas kami-1/14/1999
1056 For everyone's reading: from the SEC Filing Nov 16 1998 <i>STOCKHOLMitch Aunger-1/14/1999
1055 New to this board and my first post on any board. I own SFAD at .09 and after bjkelly-1/14/1999
1054 I feel badly if I have misled anyone--do you have a specific citation which wouAndrew H-1/14/1999
1053 You were originally correct about the float. There was a 10:1 reverse split, buVandyman-1/14/1999
1052 we are all hopefully big boys and girls, but again, it is very irresponsible toLarry S.-1/14/1999
1051 I am still not certain about the actual float, but I may have been using old fiAndrew H-1/14/1999
1050 Andrew, it was very irresponsible of you to come on so strongly about the huge Larry S.-1/14/1999
1049 Looks like they may have done a 10 for 1 reverse. That would account for much oAndrew H-1/14/1999
1048Andrew H-1/14/1999
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