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Technology Stocks : Global Crossing - GX (formerly GBLX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: HW Bowman who wrote (8757)	10/26/2000 9:55:24 PM
From: Theophile	Respond to of 15615

And it's always, always ahead of schedule Indeed, this is the type of execution which really grabbed me when I first got serious about GBLX. I am a mechanical contractor (retired) and I know how difficult it can be managing disparate activities and coming in on time. (being on time is crucial to a bottom line worthy of my time for my own business, and to see it reflected in a public company gets me truly excited) I have always marveled at GBLX execution for their Story. Always, it has seemed (fingers crossed) on time. The AGCX thing backed right up to the door which was closing. GCTR too backed right up to that same door. Now, tell me, are we on the outside looking in, or what? Now, one more thing to help anyone (including myself) that gets upset at insider selling for GBLX: examine insider selling for EXDS, or JDSU, or AOL and you will find insiders selling at the near-term HIGHS, whereas for GBLX, only by fluke have we seen any insiders sell at a high. All have sold at middle of the road prices....I noticed that, and wanted to pass it on, but I keep forgetting. Of course, if anyone has info to the contrary, please post it. Take a look at EXDS, Ellen Hancock and several others in the top brass ranks sold in mid-60s$(?) recently, prior to the GCTR thing, but after the original merger attempt.....thus, look at the price recently (today would be a bit of a shock) and then decide what is going on. Of course, stoic LVLT (still trying to get down to that 65% loss from year high to match the rest of its colleagues {:^)> ) entertains very few sales by top brass...FWIW. Martin Thomas