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To: DreamWeaver who wrote (79)	7/8/1999 3:15:00 PM
From: Bernard Levy	Respond to of 114

Hi DW: The one-way hub to customer requirement is imposed by the FCC to avoid interference with satellites using the same band. So compression is not the issue. Actually, if Shant was really committed to building a business, he would use the $50M to bid at the 39Ghz auction. I would bet that prices at the auction will show that NXLK grossly overpaid for the 150MHz it bought from SPDE (with inside track for the remaining 150MHz). $50M should be a nice footprint in the Northeast for a savvy bidder. However, I strongly doubt the $50M will be used for this purpose. Salary increases for the CEO and his buddies, stock options, and other perks are probably in the cards. The current valuations awarded to SPDE and MCOM are unmistakable signs of a market top for wireless properties. Best regards, Bernard Levy