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To: Stephen O who wrote (2125)6/1/1999 5:52:00 AM
From: Ulster1  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6016
 
Welcome to the market gang! Every stock is risky. I look at GLE like this...This stock has the potential to double and then some. That is why some of us greed-mongers play the pennies (my greedy self included). The difference with GLE is this... It is not a one play wonder. Their success is not dependant on a buyout or one massive contract. To be honest yesterdays' announcement did not get me too excited. What yesterday's NR did for me was instill confidence. Lets take a worst case scenario...No buyout, no massive exclusive contract with a major. What are we left with? Well, with most pennies you are left with another shell company. With GLE, they have proven once again that they are growth orientated (with or without the big boys). Obviously management could rest on their laurels, and perhaps put out a couple BS announcements regarding their talks with supposed majors (you know, we have seen them - like most of the penny plays) In this case we would be left with a stock that will grow. Obviously the share price would fall off, as there is much speculation in regards to acquisitions, etc. In one years time I would have a profit, due GLE's own growth. These 19M contracts really add up. So here we have the upside of a penny play, with the comfort of a real company. I hate to ever sound promotional. I am one of the worlds biggest skeptics. I do not pay attention to Sprott's buying, Ive seen too many jitney's. We have to focus on the company. I also like the fact, that when I called GLE, I did not get a promotional PR guy. Lets look for some US buying early in the day, as many of them got caught on their holiday. I think there will be a lot of profit for traders tomorrow. Best of luck to all of us who held, and bought on dips!

U1



To: Stephen O who wrote (2125)6/1/1999 9:17:00 AM
From: Michel Houle  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6016
 
I wouldn't touch it! And for me, it is not even a question of choosing between one or the other.

Fundamentally, yesterday's news didn't justify the sudden jump. I think the stock is overly responsive, because investors are nervous.

Earlier, somebody was giving this stock a 50/50 chance of hitting the jackpot. If I had thought it was that high, I would have stayed invested (I am possibly less adverse to risk than this poster). But I personally value this probability much more lower and I bet (or don't) accordingly.

I don't think it will become black or white overnight, but will most likely stay gray (sometimes dark gray, sometimes light gray) for some time. In a sense, that uncertainty gives support to the brave stock holders. And actually, if this could be of some comfort, I don't think the company would come out and shout "BLACK" (they are wiser than that!). For this reason, I would think that if the stock has to go south, it would feel more like a slide ride than a bungee jump.

Ok, enough rambling for now. Good luck to all,

mh