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

To: 249443 who wrote (11867)	6/16/2001 11:06:14 PM
From: Alphapenguin	Respond to of 15615

Quite simply, Sheldon is a fraud and a GX shill. eom

To: 249443 who wrote (11867)	6/17/2001 1:46:45 AM
From: RobertSheldon	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 15615

You indicate that insiders are selling because they are rich. I don't know whether to laugh or wonder if someone actually believes this nonsense. It was merely one person's view. Take it or leave it. Global Crossing is on the edge of bankruptcy due to their leveraged balance sheet. (Check with the specialists that handle such issues as credit worthiness, over-leveraged, pros and cons of bankrupcty filings, etc.) We are a specialist. They are nowhere near bankruptcy. Go home and take some classes and come back with some real arguments such as those ferrited out by many others this weekend (pro AND con). You ought to substantiate your comments rather tan making rash acquisations. Do you know the type of folks that are making sales recently? If you did you would see that my argument is at least plausible . . . your name is opus isn't it? You better back up your thoughts with facts. If you do not you are bordering on slander regarding the integrity of GX management. Good night & take care. May your ship take you swiftly to far away lands.

To: 249443 who wrote (11867)	6/17/2001 2:30:12 AM
From: Theophile	Respond to of 15615

Would anybody actually be surprised with a bankruptcy filing? Winnick's shares are not covered by a bankruptcy filing. He is the largest shareholder. Think about what you are implying. Robert backs up his comments, could you please do the same? I appreciate your looking out for my interests...of what interest is that to you? Let's see some basic facts supporting your comments rather than the usual Street.com pablum intended to elicit retail herd response syndrome. Thanks. Martin Thomas