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[Emacs-commit] Re: Go*od new s for u


From: Latisha Casey
Subject: [Emacs-commit] Re: Go*od new s for u
Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 11:59:19 -0060

ST+0CK TRA`DER ALE`RT!
TUE*SDAY 0ctobe-r 17, 2006
GL0BEX INC.
Et*hanol play
Sy-mbol: GLXI
Price: $.33

WhIIe past performance is ne+ver indicative of fut ure res^ults, on aug/ust 4th
this s`tock we-nt from $.70 to $1.18. can it run ag ain???

GO RE*AD THE NEW+S!! ARE AL L SlGNS SHOWlNG GLXl IS RE ADY TO POP?

C0ULD THlS 0NE BE M0RE PR0FITAB*LE THAN BA-NK ROBBERY?

RA DAR lT RlG*HT N0W FOR TUE-SDAY. D0N'T TA`KE YOUR EY+ES 0FF IT....

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Information within this report contains forward Iooking statements within
the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 & Section 21B of
the SEC Act of 1934. Statements that involve discussions with respect to 
projections of future events are forward looking. Don't rely on them. This
company doesn't report. Past performance is never indicative of future resuIts.
We received 150,000 free trading shares in the past. All those shares have
been sold. We have received an additionaI 230,000 free trading shares now.
The two tranches were from different third parties, not officers, directors or
affiIiates. We intend to seIl aIl 230,000 shares now, which couId cause the 
stock
to go down. This company has: nominal cash and no revenues in its most recent 
quarter.
It is not an operating company. These factors raise substantial doubt about its 
abiIity
to continue as a going concern. A faiIure to finance couId cause the company to 
go out
of business. This is a high risk security. This report shaII not be construed 
as any kind
of investment advice or soIicitation.







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