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Technology Stocks : Globalstar Memorial Day Massacre -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: nzlsixty who wrote (40)	5/10/2000 5:36:00 PM
From: TShirtPrinter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 543

OK Maurice, only for you Jon K. Tommorrow all three accounts that have G* will be ready for the move.... Maybe a private poll by PM to you could give us an idea how many shares we're looking at. No names, just #'s. We'd better move quickly. At todays pace I may the small margin to cover what I thought was conservative use of margin <g> Tony

To: nzlsixty who wrote (40)	5/11/2000 3:44:00 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 543

<There is a huge amount of money to be made, anybody not reading this thread will miss out on a fortune, pass this on . Seize the day GGMDM.> At the unbelievable bargain of $8 a share [about] this would be a 100 bagger at only $800. With a predicted price of $1000 a share in Feb 2004, that is a 120 bagger!! There are very few stocks around with that sort of prospect. In the next 2 weeks, there is sure to be some good news, with sales starting to look a bit more serious, with more gateways coming on line and prices being trimmed to fit people's pockets. The orders for batteries have been given. Handset production will be underway. When the handset shortage hits in a few months, people will be surprised. The SteamRoller is gathering momentum. Don't be standing in the road when the GGMDM 4G cyberspace short squeeze air-interface takes effect. Mqurice

To: nzlsixty who wrote (40)	5/11/2000 4:38:00 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 543

Shhhhhhhhhh, don't mention it, but look at this. Message 13667097 <...Australia has raised the value of high-speed wireless licenses it plans to sell in the fiscal year starting July 1 by more than ten-fold. The government raised the value of the licenses by A$2.6 billion, from ``substantially less than A$200 million'' it expected to get six months ago, according to a treasury official. The reevaluation comes after the U.K. reaped more than US$35 billion selling high-speed licenses, ten times expectations. ``Obviously we weren't budgeting for enough in terms of revenue as we think we now should have,'' Treasurer Peter Costello told reporters... > In case nobody has noticed, Globalstar has got a sky full of spectrum for no charge. Now we shouldn't go shouting that from the rooftops, but we really have got near global coverage, with no competition since ICO and Iridium packed sads, with a big chunk of spectrum at no cost! That is perhaps why Globalstar is making it look really bad at the moment. They know that if the various countries get wind of what Globalstar has got, they'll kick up like crazy and try to charge $400bn for the spectrum. Since UK alone was $36bn, that would be cheap! So we have to make Globalstar limp and drag a wing like a duck, leading the predator away from her nest. Oh, woe is us. Look we are about to go broke! [Pssst, you guys hurry up and get those gateways lined up and let's get ready to make $5bn a year clear]. And people probably really thought that Super-spy Triple-Agent Bernard Shwartz couldn't get this right?!! Hahah!! Please everybody, DO NOT MENTION THIS TO ANY POLITICIANS WHO ARE TRYING TO SELL SPECTRUM. Vodafone will be able to sell Globalstar service to Australians without that huge spectrum cost. The cost of a minute [or megabyte] with Globalstar might be cheaper than terrestrial. Cool. Well, a few hours and we open again for business and see if anyone is getting a bit worried about covering their shorts [or simply buying a super-duper bargain]. Nasdaq is in big trouble, so maybe GSTRF will fall with a falling tide. Mqurice