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To: Dave Gore who wrote (903)10/7/1998 11:09:00 AM
From: Ron Harvey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1096
 
For a company, however obscure, with real earnings, revenue growth, Nasdaq small-cap status, and prospects better than any time in the past, GBIT is selling for peanuts. (It's about one quarter of what it was at its high, yet has more promise now.) I suspect that those who don't take advantage (come November to begin with and then early 1999) will be shifting into woulda-coulda-shoulda mode.



To: Dave Gore who wrote (903)10/7/1998 11:37:00 AM
From: Michael Graham  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1096
 
Dave, what do you think about todays volume? Only 1000 shares so far. I think the price dropped yesterday, because some investors didn't want to wait anymore and sold their positions. Today the volume is, so far, very low. My feeling is that the remaining investors have decided to stick it out. And why not. Here's a growing company with growing revenue, growing earnings, and a P/E of 2.5 all for 75 cents!

As long as they continue on their present track of more sales and cost cutting, this stock has nowhere to go but UP! IMO

Three weeks ago there was no talk about a merger. Then IGHS came out with a merger offer for GBIT. Now, this week, there is a possible bigger merger deal in the works!

BTW, have you noticed that sellfirst has not posted on the Yahoo message board since 9/25/98 and up_down_up has not posted since 9/28/98. Interesting!

Mike