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Microcap & Penny Stocks : GLBM expected to earn $.25 next year - A buy at $1.25 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: strutech who wrote (817)	3/17/1999 10:59:00 AM
From: Tradrvic	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 938

Awesome News Finally some market savvy pros involved. My guess: H&Q got a bunch of their clients into BHill in a private. Then they needed to give them an exit strategy. As opposed to going public or merging into a shell, they merged them into GLBM (A similar company in a similar industry). Awesome move on their part, cheaper for the stockholders. GLBM share holders might be asking how this will help them. Several ways: - H&Q is high profile and well connected in Silicone Valley. This will bring much needed following to the stock. - We might be big enough to get NASDAQ listing now. - If our boys have half a brain they negotiated a lock up period. This won't allow the BHill share holders to sell their shares for some period of time. This will inscent H&Q to increase the share price if they can between now and the end of the lockup. If BHill isn't loosing tons of dough or bleeding cash I think this purchase was a great deal all around. Good Move- MC, Tom, and the boys. I know I've been hard on you in the past but I gotta give credit where credit is due. P.S. GLBM has become a confusing group of small companies. It is becoming harder and harder to get a sence of what GLBM is. Could you please change the format of your Ks and Qs so that they discuss what each division is, how it has progressed or not in the past period, and financials broken out by division. At least the Income statement. Bad news is no fun but a superise really sucks. If one of these past acquisitions goes under all of the sudden with no warning the investors will be pissed. Other investors: if this type of reporting would be helpful to you please second and third the motion. P.P.S sorry for the spelling and tying, i'm in a hurry.