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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Global Intellicom--Symbol GBIT

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To: David E. Meyer who wrote (837)9/24/1998 5:37:00 PM
From: R. Gates  Read Replies (3) of 1096
 
Here's some interesting info on GBIT:

Page 172, 173 of October 1998 Robb Report

RISKY BUSINESS?
The turnaround stock may be considered a gamble by
some,
but for others it's a calculated, conservative investment.

by Tony Velocci

"Some market pros look at Nasdaq listed Global Intellicom
Inc., a build-to-order computer company that also may be
poised to reap the rewards of a turn-around in progress. In a
major restructuring that began in 1997, the New York City
based company installed new management; divested
noncore, money losing operations; and committed to at
focus on the fastest growing segment of the computer
industry, namely value-added integration services. The
formula is expected to pay big dividends toward the end of
1998, when revenue and earnings growth are projected to
rise sharply."

This is exactly why I have a large position in GBIT and why
I am excited about this investment. The respected Robb
Report, in an article focusing on turnaround companies
mentions GBIT as a company which is "expected to pay big
dividends toward late 1998". Good luck to all.

Something may be brewin' in GBIT land.

R. Gates
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