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Technology Stocks : Global Crossing - GX (formerly GBLX)

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To: SKIP PAUL who wrote (2983)10/31/1999 1:12:00 AM
From: Robert Sheldon  Read Replies (3) of 15615
 
*Well on thinking it over it seems that this company needs more is financing talent.*

Rest easy friend.

The story goes that GBLX (at least the idea) emerged from the primordial soup at T when someone noticed a bit of discarded bread . . . a few winks (or should I say Winnicks & Co.) later the former right hand man of the fabulous Michael Milken (READ OUR HERO GARY WINNICK) waltzed MaTilda across the Beverly Hills, hopped over the continent and rolled safely to a stop at Mulberry Street in Manhattan without so much as getting the cuffs of his pants dirty (folks don't try this at home - it helps to put up a couple of million of your own money to stay clean).

Anyway, should we agree that the man himself comes with quite a pedigree?

BIG DISCLAIMER!
While some of you may look with disgust on the above statements because of the soft light I throw to Mr. Milken, I will hope that you will go back and actually READ the case against our fair weathered friend. You will find that when the clouds rolled in a bunch of dimwits concerned only for their bank accounts became turncoats and unceremoniously scuttled the incredible career of this man. Until then I will endeavor to persevere when it comes to the inevitable snotty uneducated shots across my bow.
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