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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Thermoelectric - SOFC Fuel cells (GLE:TSE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Harold W. Davis who wrote (2419)	6/29/1999 1:32:00 AM
From: CH4	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6016

Calm down everyone,none of has a crystal ball! It must be driving the daytraders bananas.Global Thermoelectric is a well established company that has an excellent safe and productive record.As a shareholder I am pleased with their steady progress and would rather have a company that makes a profit based on a foundation of real products rather than one of speculation.If you want to speculate;Global Thermoelectric was in Troy Michigan for the Logistics Data seminar when all the announcements were made.Delphi Automotive head offices are there.As far as not broadcasting their relationship isn't that a sign of a good partner not to blab all over the place.IMHO there is no need to hustle this stock or sell out because Global Thermoelectric may not have paper,however they do have a product that works.Disgruntled you might be but one of these days their value will rise and few will be disappointed. If a person knew ahead of time could that be considered insider trading? If you have doubts then either sell or investigate for yourself.For the record there is no evidence in Delphi's site or history of fuel cell projects.There is a similar use of Zirconia to produce minute amounts of electricity for their oxygen sensors.The day of theP.O. they both said it was nominal,what is a normal deposit amount in a percentage then multiply that by the dollar value of the shares sold by the company after the halt.I certainly approve of the value I have gotten so far,there is no need to be greedy after all!