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To: VFD who wrote (5408)	11/25/1999 3:01:00 PM
From: checkmate	Respond to of 11568

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To: VFD who wrote (5408)	11/26/1999 1:25:00 PM
From: JDN	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11568

Dear VFD: Well at 46 GBLX is still far below its 52 wk high of I believe 64 and now it has FON and is in the process of the China initiative, so in my mind its worth more now then it was when it was 64. However, it has moved a lot recently. What I do when not sure about the right entry price is move in slowly. If you have an on line trading account the commissions are so low its no hindrance to making many small purchases rather then one large on. I think its possible the market could have a pullback anytime, although by the end of 2,000 I bet it will be much higher. So, were I you, I would merely buy an initial position and add to it as the situation develops. Course I should tell you I am conservative (I have to be, I am retired). JDN

To: VFD who wrote (5408)	11/27/1999 5:26:00 AM
From: Caxton Rhodes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11568

GBLX is a screaming buy at anything under 50. You are looking for 300 plus minimum in 5 years. If the GBLX plan works it will be huge. Patience is key here, as it was with Qualcomm. The thing is that GBLX could take off anytime, and it is best to have a position now than have to pay 30% more if it shoot to 60, or 100% more if it goes to 90. Even then it would be a buy, but your returns on investment are less. With GBLX (and wcom) you are buying into the concept of mega internet use in the future. The question is, do you believe in Mega internet use? I do, and think that GBLX is sitting in the catbird seat in ASIA. It will be so obvious in 5 years, one way or the other. Caxton