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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Globalstar Telecommunications Limited GSAT
GSAT 61.76+3.0%Dec 30 3:59 PM EST

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To: CommSatMan who wrote (4135)4/24/1999 10:20:00 AM
From: brian h  Read Replies (1) of 29987
 
CommSatMan,

If I invested QCOM 4 years ago with all the sure things in mind, Q would have gone to $190 then instead of now. May be you and Andmoreagain should invest in T or IBM instead of G* with all the uncertainty in mind. Remember G* is a developing company with high risk and high return. Either you trust the company and its plan or leave it alone. No problem with your questions. Just do not understand your logic to pursue all these questions that even Mr. Schwartz can not give you a direct answer. Even yourself can not answer it.

From G* 10K report, see if this will answer your questions,

GLOBALSTAR SYSTEM CAPACITY

The estimated capacity of the Globalstar System is anticipated to be in the range of approximately 800 million to 1 billion call minutes per month assuming equal fixed and mobile usage. However, Globalstar's total effective system capacity will depend on a number of variables. The number of call minutes per month the system can support will depend primarily on (i) the total bandwidth available to CDMA MSS systems, (ii) the number of systems sharing that bandwidth, (iii) the total number of subscribers, (iv) the type of Globalstar
Phones (fixed or mobile) used and (v) the level of average system availability required. Capacity will also depend upon a number of other variables, including (a) the peak hour system utilization pattern, (b) average call length and (c) the distribution of Globalstar Phones in use over the surface of the Earth.


Best,

Brian H.
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