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To: craig crawford who wrote (127701)	7/3/2001 7:42:09 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

Speaking of shorting, I do believe Ebay has a decent business model but its valuation is way out of line. I won't short that either<G>

To: craig crawford who wrote (127701)	7/4/2001 10:02:43 AM
From: H James Morris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

>it will be time for me to short that bloated pig cult stock qcom. Yesterdays spike in Qcom wasn't just about the Nokia deal...this helped a lot too. Btw GSTRF...one of my better shorts. >July 4, 2001 Qualcomm withdraws offer Qualcomm has withdrawn its offer to become a lead investor in a restructuring plan to save Globalstar, the satellite telephone company. Sources close to the situation told Reuters the decision comes at a difficult time for Globalstar, which has warned it might seek bankruptcy protection if it cannot restructure. Globalstar now has to revise its restructuring plan under greater time pressure. Qualcomm declined to comment.