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

To: DWB who wrote (344)	7/14/2000 4:02:27 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 543

Sure is a nice day. It's always more fun going up than down. But the down is really exciting. People just instinctively love roller coasters. The Reynolds number britannica.com of life! Smooth sailing, lovely laminar flow then bingo! A fractal tsunami strikes and turbulence ensues. White-water kayaking. Wheeee!!! When Bastille Day price rise goes out to the swarming hordes, they will have to plan an action over the weekend. Will they short this sucker? Oops, no stock available and entering at the beginning of a short squeeze would NOT be fun. Next week will be the great fun! Mqurice PS: See how good the Web is. I want to explain Reynolds Number and so I do a search with Alta Vista, get 919,420 matches. So go to britannica.com and they give me the real oil quickly. Everyone will want such a service at their fingertips, anywhere on earth. Globalstar can do that [soon]. Notice how this Reynolds type turbulence is an inherent part of existence. It applies to other things too. britannica.com It applies also to stockmarket prices. We just had to get the Globalstar fluid funds flow at the right speed and hey presto, the slightest disturbance sends it into a tizzy!