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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Globalstar Telecommunications Limited GSAT -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: BobRealEstate who wrote (15940)	8/18/2000 7:08:33 PM
From: pcstel	Respond to of 29987

Bob... Of course one of the reasons that I shorted G* in the 30's and 40's was the fact that Gregg had made statements that PCM had no exposure to Globalstar.. Which I profited from that advice nicely.. Thanks Gregg!!! As far as my investments in LOR go!! My interests hold in the value (or un-realized value) of GEO orbital slots.. Physics only made a handful.. And unlike a commodity like terrestrial RF spectrum.. Which seems to be quite a commodity these days.. While additional terrestrial spectrum can not manufactured.. Additional spectrum can be "made available" by a local government by transferring the spectrum from one use of service to another.. Whereas, the number of Orbital Slots are limited by physics, and technology.. Some day the intrinsic value of those slots will become "evident" to investors.. They are.. the most valuable pieces of "real estate in the world".. You must understand the value of "real estate"??? As far as LOR's stake in G* goes.. I hope G* succeeds!!! Especially in the military use... Because LOR will get 75% of the gov't revenues, and GLP will only get the wholesale usage.. LOR is the govt's SP.. BTW.. Interesting note on your first phone bill.. Some time ago on Yahoo.. I stated that I expected G* average MOU to come in close to the I* user MOU figures.. Approx. 40 MOU per month.. You refuted those figures because you stated that you were using your G* phone over 500 MOU per month... and that you believed that G* users average MOU would be much higher than even the 160 MOU per month guidance provided by management?? How do you get a G* phone bill in the high $200 dollar range including activation fees, but, use over 500 MOU per month?? PCSTEL