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


To: Jon Koplik who wrote (327)7/3/2000 2:05:12 AM
From: Maurice Winn  Respond to of 543
 
Item Ticker Company Name Month+ Shares Short Avg Daily Volume Ratio* Remark
1 GSTRF Globalstar Telecommunications Limited

06/00 30,485,380 3,199,267 9.53
05/00 27,709,114 3,704,551 7.48
04/00 25,145,028 4,062,032 6.19
03/00 20,150,284 5,935,642 3.39
02/00 18,351,691 4,139,746 4.43
01/00 19,055,160 6,545,128 2.91

Jon, you got enough? Okay, here we go this time! Come on everyone, it's time for a fun, INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION!!!

Eat those shorts!

Mqurice



To: Jon Koplik who wrote (327)7/6/2000 6:18:13 AM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 543
 
Okay, I'll give it one more day, then we'll have to rename again. This is like the little boy who cried "Wolf!" People will start to think there isn't going to be a short squeeze...heh, heh, heh!!!

Isn't Labour Day a bit far away - need something a little closer? Then again, the way coverage is evaporating from the coverage maps, maybe that's a little early.

Maurice



To: Jon Koplik who wrote (327)7/7/2000 8:05:15 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 543
 
Jon, sorry about your failed Independence Day Celebration. Bastille Day is very close!

Here's an interesting little detail on short interest and availability of stock. Received by PM not for attribution but again, I rate this [yet another] source really highly.

<I thought I'd pass along a little anecdotal evidence of how much GSTRF is shorted. I've been trying to move my margin account from broker "A" to broker "B" for about six weeks now (starting about 1 week prior to Memorial Day). All of my stocks quickly moved within a couple of days, but for the last six weeks, I've been getting the run around as to why my GSTRF shares haven't been moved yet. It seems that those shares are sitting in a clearing house or some such nonsense.....?!>

Well, well, well. I would NOT want to be short.

Incidentally, the fact that this person cannot move their Globalstar stock due to excessive borrowing of it [presumably] is an obvious manipulation of the market, distorting the free, fair, liquid trading in stock. This person has got their stock in limbo and if they suddenly want to sell, they might have trouble. Shorters and the brokers are badly distorting the market. The SEC and that guy Bill, the law enforcement dude in California, should be taking an interest in that.

Mqurice

PS: You shorts [assuming you do watch out for your interests and are reading this as you should be] had better cover and do it today. Your leader Geoff has abandoned you. Valueman, the arch critic has abandoned you. You are alone with no end to upside. Good luck, you'll need it.

And don't be too smug, just because this is the third crying of 'Wolf'. That's just a trick to lull you into scoffing at the Wolf. There really, really is a wolf at the door this time, waiting to gobble you up! See how the last time, we got short interest increased to 30M shares, filling the trap.



To: Jon Koplik who wrote (327)7/14/2000 8:13:27 AM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 543
 
<...long up to my eyeballs G* debt securities, instead of GSTRF common stock). > Well Jon, enjoy the big short squeeze today! It's Bastille Day. Time for the Globalstar celebration with France Telecom, our beloved service provider.

Mqurice

PS: I also thought it odd that the Nokea commentator couldn't spell QUALCOMM, thinking it was QualCom. Okay, not their first language [I suppose] but they should get the sequence of letters right, even if they don't know it should be all capital letters. Maybe it's a subtle put-down.



To: Jon Koplik who wrote (327)7/14/2000 12:06:45 PM
From: DWB  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 543
 
So how are the debt securities doing on this fine Bastille Day?

DWB