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To: djane who wrote (5650)	7/11/1999 1:12:00 AM
From: djane	Respond to of 29987

Posts from QCOM thread on G* Talk : Communications : Qualcomm - Coming Into Buy Range \| Previous \| Next \| Respond \| Earnings \| To: Uncle Frank (34600 ) From: kitterykid Saturday, Jul 10 1999 10:54PM ET Reply # of 34605 A bit of Qualcomm trivia - About a year ago one share of Qualcomm could buy one share of Globalstar. Now, after adjusting for the Q's recent 2 for 1 split and a rough year for Globalstar and the satellite industry, one pre-split share of Qualcomm can buy about twelve shares of Globalstar. Something to think about.... _________________________________________ Talk : Communications : Qualcomm - Coming Into Buy Range \| Previous \| Next \| Respond \| Earnings \| To: kitterykid (34601 ) From: METMAN Saturday, Jul 10 1999 11:38PM ET Reply # of 34605 kittery....but probably not after Monday....with G* weekend successful launch, and with target is 35 or so by year end, I believe. This is probably the time we'll see further upward movement in G, now that the risk of 'deployment and initial service' is lessening. Anyone interested in G won't wait until the last launch later this month to get on board. If Wall Street does indeed look 6 months ahead, then, they might be already seeing GDollars dancing in their heads - though, it may be sometime after 6 months that we really start seeing gee, dollars! As far as other risks; like customer base, etc, these remain to be seen. I believe Mquarice has spent a few sessions on the G* board, pounding the table on other related topics. If you haven't visited there recently, it's a bunch of Qphiles + other for the most part, well-informed folks. Your thoughts are well taken, though, as some here will probably want to 'roll-over' some Q into something at some point - the bigger Q? is, when to roll Q over? I am reluctant to even think about it now, and for the obvious reasons stated here. regards, -metman