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To: Dalin who wrote (2446)	6/26/2001 4:01:43 PM
From: D.B. Cooper	Respond to of 13815

I think a butt load is when the stock goes down one you fill your pants.<VBG>

To: Dalin who wrote (2446)	6/26/2001 4:42:55 PM
From: Venkie	Respond to of 13815

I had a buttload...wiped some off..<gg>

To: Dalin who wrote (2446)	6/27/2001 9:33:38 AM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 13815

Hmm.....Insiders buying GEMS......Most ceo's and other corporate executives have been selling shares......the corporate folk at GEMS have been buying....and they even bought prior to the re-structuring of the business, as well as still buying now....a quick check showed some institutional buying as well.......I guess the folks in the know, feel it is a bargain at these low prices and feel pretty good about the future success of the company....with so many beaten down stocks, they could be buying anything...but they are buying shares in their own company......it at least makes me feel confident....here is an excerpt from and insider buy/sell article...only two companies had heavy insider buying recently...GEMS was one The insider buying comes on the heels of a management decision to slash officer and director compensation by 10% in 2001. The company's $82 million cash balance ($1.27 a share) should be sufficient to tide it over for this year. In the meantime, shares of Glenayre trade for just 0.50 projected sales. By comparison, Comverse Technology (Nasdaq: CMVT) and Openwave Systems (NASDAQ: OPWV) trade for 7.6 times, and 10.0 times respectively. If Glenayre's ESP business stabilizes and then grows, then the stock could rise sharply.