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To: Valueman who wrote (6503)	12/15/1997 2:08:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 152472

Valueman, good point about the government. All soldiers will want a Globalstar phone. There must be a few million of them around the world. Yes, that's the other thing about Korea. People talk about it as though it's gone from earth. They are talking about production increasing at 3% instead of 8%. Hardly the end of the world. If it dropped 30%, it still wouldn't be that bad for the other 5 billion people on this planet. So the outcome is really shift in ownership to some US$ providers and no big deal. Apart from a lot of sad shirt losers who have to get a job on a cdmaOne production line instead of flying on holiday to Hawaii. Valueman, I appreciate your comments - keep them going. We all lurk and read. Typing takes too long. Gotta get back to the biotechs and beautiful weather here outside. Mqurice

To: Valueman who wrote (6503)	12/15/1997 6:17:00 PM
From: ED PLOPA	Respond to of 152472

V/Man: >>Of course, the exception is Korea where I have now learned from reading this thread that economic activity has reached zero Kelvin--absolute zero--no motion. Thus, forget the 34 Korean subscribers that were going to sign up.<< I love your sarcasm. My sentiments exactly. One thing that is intriguing is which analyst will drop the next shoe, a QCOM bear or bull. Also, who's the analyst that knows the most about qcom and who's been the closest to the money with his estimates? Ed Plopa