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To: djane who wrote (3823)	4/10/1999 2:27:00 PM
From: djane	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29987

Weekly Second Opinion - GSTRF 04/12/99 [TA says...avoid G. I guess TA will tell you to buy G when it hits $25 :-)] Symbol: GSTRF Name: GLOBALSTAR TELECOM Exchange: NMS PRICE ANALYSIS Wk. Close 19.00 Wk. Open 14.13 Wk. High 19.00 Wk. Low 13.50 Wk. Change 4.75 YrHigh 36.13 YrLow 8.31 Mo Chg (%) 16.0 Resistance N/A Support N/A BUY STOP 18.30 Volatility (%) 7 Position 100 ADXR 15 OPINION C-Rate -5.8 AVOID 02/22/99 17.69 VOLUME ANALYSIS Ave Daily Vol 9319 Mo Chg (%) 13.5 U/D 0.9 Slope DOWN Obv BR * Pos Obv BL Neg Obv BR * MFI 62 Slope UP TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Alpha -0.24 Beta 1.72 MACD-ST BL MACD-LT BL 50-Day R.S. 0.90 10-Day M.A. UP 125 21-Day M.A. UP 120 50-Day M.A. DOWN 115 200-Day M.A. DOWN 105 STO(Slow %K) 91 STO(Fast %K) 100 Wilders-RSI 75 OBOS -4 Bollinger Bands 37 RSV 69 POWER RATING -23 SCORE = 2 COMMENT Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) indicates a BULLISH TREND Chart pattern indicates a POSSIBLE TREND REVERSAL Relative Strength is BEARISH Up/Down volume pattern indicates that the stock is under DISTRIBUTION The 50 day MOVING AVERAGE is falling which is BEARISH The 200 day MOVING AVERAGE is falling which is BEARISH RECOMMENDATION STOCK SHOWS MILDLY IMPROVING CONDITIONS SCORE = 2 IF YOU ARE SHORT THIS STOCK HOLD POSITION; DO NOT INITIATE NEW SHORT SALE STOCK IS NOT A BUY CANDIDATE MarketEdge & Second Opinion are neither offers to sell nor solictations of offers to buy any security. See User Agreement for other disclaimers. Enter a new stock symbol:

To: djane who wrote (3823)	4/10/1999 2:39:00 PM
From: djane	Respond to of 29987

3/10/99 Bernie comments at ING satellite conference loral.com

To: djane who wrote (3823)	4/10/1999 2:43:00 PM
From: djane	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29987

''The price has gotten ridiculous,'' Schwartz said. ''It was an offer I couldn't resist.'' Bloomberg. Globalstar Rises After CEO's Stock Purchase Disclosed (via g* yahoo thread (Update1) (Adds comment from Schwartz in 6th paragraph. Updates shares.) New York, April 9 (Bloomberg) -- Globalstar Telecommunications Ltd. shares rose 12 percent as investors followed the lead of Chairman and Chief Executive Bernard Schwartz, who bought 100,000 shares of the satellite-operator for at least $1.29 million on March 31. Globalstar rose 2 to 19. Schwartz's purchase came a day after the company's shares were at their lowest price since the start of the year. The shares have rallied about 37 percent since then. Schwartz, 73, is known for being a timely investor who made millions of dollars in 1996 from the sale of Loral's defense and electronics to Lockheed Martin Corp. for about $9 billion. Schwartz's purchase demonstrates to investors his confidence in the company's plans to start a satellite-based telephone system by September, analysts said. ''It sends a signal that he's putting his own money at risk,'' said John Bensche, an analyst at Lehman Brothers Inc., who rates the shares ''buy.'' He forecasts that the shares will rise to $27 a share by year end. Schwartz, also chairman of Loral Space & Communications Ltd., bought the shares at prices ranging from $12.88 to $14.44 each, according to a report from the Washington Service, which tracks buying and selling of a company's shares. The purchase boosts his stake in the company to 897,604 shares, giving him ownership of 1.1 percent of the shares outstanding. ''The price has gotten ridiculous,Globalstar Rises After CEO's Stock Purchase Disclosed (Update1) Globalstar Rises After CEO's Stock Purchase Disclosed (Update1) (Adds comment from Schwartz in 6th paragraph. Updates shares.) New York, April 9 (Bloomberg) -- Globalstar Telecommunications Ltd. shares rose 12 percent as investors followed the lead of Chairman and Chief Executive Bernard Schwartz, who bought 100,000 shares of the satellite-operator for at least $1.29 million on March 31. Globalstar rose 2 to 19. Schwartz's purchase came a day after the company's shares were at their lowest price since the start of the year. The shares have rallied about 37 percent since then. Schwartz, 73, is known for being a timely investor who made millions of dollars in 1996 from the sale of Loral's defense and electronics to Lockheed Martin Corp. for about $9 billion. Schwartz's purchase demonstrates to investors his confidence in the company's plans to start a satellite-based telephone system by September, analysts said. ''It sends a signal that he's putting his own money at risk,'' said John Bensche, an analyst at Lehman Brothers Inc., who rates the shares ''buy.'' He forecasts that the shares will rise to $27 a share by year end. Schwartz, also chairman of Loral Space & Communications Ltd., bought the shares at prices ranging from $12.88 to $14.44 each, according to a report from the Washington Service, which tracks buying and selling of a company's shares. The purchase boosts his stake in the company to 897,604 shares, giving him ownership of 1.1 percent of the shares outstanding. ''The price has gotten ridiculous,'' Schwartz said. ''It was an offer I couldn't resist.'' Loral owns 42 percent of Globalstar.