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To: djane who wrote (3618)	3/26/1999 12:22:00 PM
From: Tin	Respond to of 29987

Nothing new, just want to post the price of G* is 14 7/8, down further more. Tin

To: djane who wrote (3618)	3/26/1999 12:45:00 PM
From: Jeff Vayda	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29987

djane; Recall you were looking to get in at sub 15 levels. Pulled the trigger yet? I may have to re-asses my entry time. I had thought July August would be the time, but if these 'screaming' buys levels continue I might pony up for some sooner. From the shorts charts you supplied, what is the significance? Would a small positive movement of a point or so flush out some shorts and act to maintain the rise? Since the last launch has not provided a boost, it is apparent that the street is not counting launches. IMO the company needs to pump out some press to paint a positive light on the story. Jeff Vayda

To: djane who wrote (3618)	3/29/1999 11:18:00 AM
From: Jeff Vayda	Respond to of 29987

Djane: Seems G* is holding up better today given I* weakness. We might have passed the point where G* price is tied to I* fate. Seems the refinancing of the I* deal is near.(CFO out the door) Time to get the cash and reduce my cost basis in G. Qualcom story has supported my initial impressions that good things will eventually come from these companies (Loral/G) because they have sound business plans. The execution of the plans are always impacted by things beyond the company's control, but you work through those events and if constant re-evaluation supports it, buy more. Getting ready to dive in again... Jeff Vayda