GTCI

Im Moment sind wohl alle noch von der Taiwanattacke mitgenommen.

Glück

also ich bleib auf jeden fall dabei !

Ich muß wohl dabei bleiben. Die Scheißdinger sind neben MyWEB immer noch die Krebsgeschwüre meines Depots seit April.
Echt zum K......
Bin mir bei GTCI noch nicht mal mehr sicher ob die Firma überhaupt existiert.

Hi,

da dieser Thread bisher eher wenig Interesse findet, d.h. wenige Aufrufe als auch beiträge ist GTCI wohl nicht mehr im Fokus der Boardteilnehmer.

Im Kursverlauf spiegelt sich das nachlassende Interesse eindeutig wieder. Bei bisher spärlicher, aber dennoch positiver Berichtserstattung glüht GTCI vom Jahreshoch wie ein Stein abwärts. Bleibt abzuwarten wie das Papier sich bei event. neg. Berichtserstattung verhält.

Die bisherigen Prognosen zur Kursentwicklung liegen abs. daneben, die Hintergründe für die schwachmatische Entwicklung werden in der Bombadierung der chin. Botschaft, Taiwan etc. usw, erkannt.

Bleibt abzuwarten ob GTCI die Chancen durch das gigantische wirtsch. Umfeld die der asiatische Raum derzeit bietet auch umsetzten kann......

Ludovico

Werde warten... und halte! Eigentlich fehlen nur die News...

Auf Raging Bull schreibt "Lorinda":

Emailed PR today and received this response:

Dear Lorinda,
Thank you for your interest in GTCI. Our team has just arrived back from an extended trip to
China. There has not been much news of late, but we expect the hard work that has been
done will begin to bear fruit. I expect news
for public dissemination soon.We expect to be filing before the New Year.
Best Regards,
Dwayne Yaretz
Corporate Communications



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(http://www.raging-bull.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=GTCI&read=1152)


Big Man

1. Update der GTCI-Analyse unter
wallstreetresearch.net.
2. SEC-Filing vorausssichtlich in
Dec 99.
3. Nächste Woche News von Dwayne Yaretz
(Investor-Relation GTCI).

Also hört auf mit Eurem Gejammer !!!

Habe das mal hineingepostet aus wallstreetresearch Meldung vom 18.7.
Ich hoffe die Tabelle ist nicht zu sehr zerpflückt...?!

WALL STREET RESEARCH GROUP
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Buy Recommendation
July 18, 1999

Special Report
Global Telephone Communication Inc.
(OTC: GTCI)
Shares Outstanding: 12,245,935
Active Float: ~2 million
Recent Price: $2.00
52 Week Bid Range: $.31-$4.63
1999 EPS: $.25(Est)
2000 EPS: $ .61(Est)
P/E Ratio: 20X(Est)
Book Value /Share: N/A





Year Ending December 31, 1999
1999 (E)
2000 (E)
2001 (E)
2002 (E)
2003 (E)
Revenues (millions)
$12.0 Mil
$30.8 Mil
$72.5 Mil
$148 Mil
$222 Mil
Earnings (millions)
$3.1 Mil
$8.7 Mil
$21 Mil
$41.8 Mil
$62 Mil
Shares Outstanding (millions)
12.45
14.24
14.24
14.24
14.24
Earnings per share
$.25
$.61
$1.45
$2.94
$4.36
Projected Price P/E Ratio of 20/1
$5.00
$12.20
$29.00
$58.80
$87.20


Business Summary:

Global Telephone Communication Inc. (OTC BB: GTCI) is an ambitious young micro-cap
that appears to have opportunities for explosive growth through its early-stage participation in
several solid telecommunications projects in the Peoples Republic of China. Through its
operating subsidiaries the company is beginning to provide communications products and
services in China. The company through joint ventures and exclusive agency agreement with
subsidiary of China Telcom, the largest Telecommunications Company in China, offers Internet
connection, mobile communication integrated systems, and Internet telephony systems and
products.

RAPID GROWTH IN CHINA:

Global Telephone Communication has positioned itself to become a serious player in the
significant growth of Internet business already going on in China. GTCI completed its first step
by entering into a joint venture/exclusive agency agreement, through its wholly-owned
subsidiary Regent Luck Holdings, Ltd. (RL), with Shenzen Newsnet Co. Ltd. (SNC), itself a
wholly-owned subsidiary of China Telecom. The joint venture/exclusive agency agreement,
China Global, will operate in six major urban areas with a population of over 300 million.
These areas are Beijing, Shanghai, Ghangzhou, Chonquing, Shenzen and Wuhon.

EXPONENTIAL GROWTH OF THE INTERNET:

The Internet is experiencing exponential growth worldwide. The volume of electronic data,
voice, fax, audio or video, being transmitted over global networks is no longer measured in
"mega" or "giga" digital bits-per-second, but rather in "tera" or trillions of bits. The global
communications grid is sustaining an explosive expansion in capacity and bandwidth. The
bandwidth boom will change the way we communicate, learn and do business. Simply put, the
use of e-mail, e-commerce and e-telephony will dominate business and personal
communications as we enter the 21st century.

Internet Telephony Protocol (IP) is experiencing the most spectacular growth. IP is the use of
the Internet and corporate Intranets to carry traffic rather than the more expensive International
Direct Dial. Savings can approach 50% to 70%. IP traffic is expected to reach $10 billion by
2001 and account for 25% of international long distance calls. The gateway equipment to carry
such calls is estimated to grow from $1.8 million in 1995 to more than $6.3 billion in 2002.
The license allows the joint venture to offer this value-added service for the same region and
the same time period as the ISP license.

CHINA TO BE A MAJOR PLAYER

China`s future depends on growth, which requires technology as its fuel. The Chinese
government has already invested over $28 billion on more than 100,000 km of optical fiber
that now links 85% of the country. In fact, China needs to be ready with fiber-optic
communications very quickly because this year (1999) $1.2 billion China - US Cable Network
project (the first direct fiber-optic link between the two countries) will be completed. The
fiber-optic link will provide an explosion of information available to China.

The number of people using the Internet in the world`s most populous nation has increased
more than 30 fold in just five years. Internet users are expected to grow from 70,000 in 1996
to 4 million in 2000 and 7 million by 2001. Other forecasts see 100 million users in the near
future. Web pages hosted in China have grown from 100 in 1994 to 250,000 in 1998.

Equally explosive growth is expected in PC sales and users. The Chinese market is
expected to become the LARGEST in the world! As a matter of fact, personal computer
sales in China are expected to surpass those in the United States by year 2000.

GTCI`S JOINT VENTURE: REGENT LUCK HOLDINGS, LTD & NEWSNET

GTCI`s exclusive Agency Agreement (Joint Venture) is for 12-years automatically renewable,
with minimal requirements, every three years. The Joint Venture / exclusive agency agreement
is between Regent Luck Holdings, Ltd. (wholly owned subsidiary of GTCI), and Newsnet, the
Internet arm of China Telecom. Regent Luck is to provide financing into the new venture,
Shenzhen Global Net. Newsnet already has an existing Internet subscriber base of 45,000.
Profits will be allocated 35% to Newsnet and 65% to RL for the first two years and 49% to
Newsnet and 51% to RL in years three and beyond. RL will own 51% of the voting equity of
Shenzhen Global Net and will appoint three of the five directors of Shenzhen Global Net.

A License of Approval has been granted to Newsnet to conduct all telecommunications and
Internet business and services in six major urban areas. Newsnet has obtained all regulatory
agency approvals to utilize the Licenses and to do business as an Internet Service Provider
(ISP) as well as both reseller and agent. Newsnet will contribute the License of Approval and
all regulatory agency approvals to Shenzhen Global Net. The joint venture/exclusive
agency agreement is to operate in six major urban areas with a population of more
than 300 million residents. The areas are Beijing, Shanghai, Ghangzhou, Chonquing,
Shenzhen and Wuhon. The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications is encouraging a large
Chinese language Web presence for electronic resources ranging from search engines to
weather services. China has embarked on a series of projects that will employ state-of-the-art
technology into everything from education, agricultural planning and healthcare to finance.

In order to take advantage of the coming flood of information, the Republic of China is
encouraging foreign investment and assistance in developing its telecommunications and
technology infrastructures. There is strong support for the privatization of State Owned
Enterprises (SOEs). The government intends to transform the majority of SOEs into profitable,
stand-alone, shareholder companies. GTCI expects to play a meaningful role in the
development of China`s telecommunication technology. GTCI has established a foothold and
gained a select competitive position, benefiting from the exclusive nature of its license(s).

Y2K BUGFIX SOFTWARE SOLUTION:

GTCI has entered into an exclusive licensing/marketing agreement to provide GTCI`s Year
2000 (Y2K) Bugfix solution through Shenzen Global Net. The company has engaged Viacor
Industries to develop its Y2K Bugfix solution specifically tailored to the PC market. This Y2K
solution is one of the most user friendly on the market today and has a multitude of software
versions and features, including a clean and simple interface real mode device driver and an
uninstall feature.

The Chinese State Council has mandated that all government agencies and government-owned
enterprises have all systems revised and all millennium bug tests completed by September
1999. The State Council has ordered 18 government departments and ministries to send
monthly reports on their progress toward upgrading systems.

China`s metal industry illustrates the extent of potential Y2K problems. The China Metallurgical
Industry Bureau reports that 20,000 of the 28,000 computers used in the industry, or 71
percent, are threatened by Y2K problems. The PC market in China alone totals 10 million
computers, all of which must address the millennium bug.

GTCI enjoys relationships with and is negotiating with several Chinese Government Agencies
to supply its Y2K solutions. In addition, GTCI has acquired 51% of Pacific Assets
International Ltd. The acquisition is part of a Joint Venture giving PAI exclusive franchise rights
to market the company`s Y2K software solutions to financial institutions and their clients
throughout Asia excluding China.

Principals of PAI have extensive contacts and strong ties with the Asia Pacific banking
community, including the Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the
Pacific, which encompasses 78 development banks in 33 countries with members and clients
exceeding eight million. Additional contacts include the Asian Bankers Association (ABA) and
other banking associations in the region. The same principals of PAI annually organize the Asia
Pacific Bankers Congress, the Asian Banking Awards and the Asian Banking Digest. PAI is in
the process of setting up Internet and information technology business relationships for bankers
worldwide. Included are a banking/financial search engine, information mall and a
comprehensive business library.

The strategic relationship between GTCI and PAI will focus on information technology and
e-commerce for Asian Bankers and their clients. This will allow GTCI to have a significant
foothold in an explosive market. From nearly zero last year, on-line e-commerce will top $15
Billion by 2002. Taking into account the sizable amount of transactions among manufacturers
and suppliers, this number could increase tenfold. PAI intends to establish its
banking/commerce search engine to be a major Internet portal in that region to facilitate trade
and e-commerce.

GTCI has teamed with Veronex Technologies Inc. to pursue business opportunities together in
Asia. GTCI will market Veronex`s proprietary I/NOVA System, which offers a complete end
to end solution for renovation, repair and testing of any mainframe system requiring Y2K
compliance. The I/NOVA System will broaden GTCI`s Y2K solutions services to the
mainframe computer market and will be marketed through the Shenzhen Global Net and PAI
Joint Ventures.

Some estimates put the total global cost of fixing the Y2K problems at U.S. $1.4
trillion. In other words, twice the combined costs of the Vietnam War, the 1995 Kobe and
1994 L. A. earthquakes, and Hurricane Andrew, according to the Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development. The Y2K problem in Asia is particularly critical due to the lack
of preparedness both by the governments and businesses. It is reported that more than 65% of
the companies in Asia are just starting to address the issue and they will have to resolve the
problems far beyond 2000.

GTCI, with its established strategic relationships in Asia and complete system integration
solutions to the Y2K problem, will undoubtedly be able to capture a substantial piece of the
market. Also, this will position GTCI to become a significant and possibly even dominant
player in the IT, e-commerce sector in the future.

APRIL 12, 1999 BERLIN STOCK EXCHANGE LISTING

Berliner Freiverkehr (Aktien) Handel AG, a German specialist firm operating on the Berlin,
Frankfurt, and Stuttgart exchanges listed GTCI on the Berlin Stock Exchange due to investor
interest.

GTCI`s trading symbol on the Berlin Stock Exchange is GTB.

Berliner Freiverkehr (Aktien) Handel AG was approached by banks, and by financial
institutions and their clients inquiring to invest in GTCI stock. As a result of a substantial
number of inquiries, Berliner Freiverkehr began making a market in GTCI`s shares on the
Berlin Stock Exchange on April 12, 1999. The stock is sold in Euro Dollars with 1USD being
equivalent to 1.064 Euro Dollars.

BUSINESS LICENSE INSURES MAJOR GROWTH

On June 10, 1999 GTCI`s joint venture company, Beijing Global Net Communication
Technology Co., Ltd. received Chinese Government approval and the business license for their
GPS (Global Positioning System) project in the People`s Republic of China (PRC).

The joint venture will be owned seventy percent (70%) by Global Telephone Communication
Inc. (GTCI) through its wholly owned subsidiary, Inter Luck International Ltd., and thirty
percent (30%) by Beijing JinXunDa Telecommunication Technology Development Co. Ltd.
(JXD). The joint venture will be organized under the laws of the P.R.C., and will have an
exclusive agreement with the government agent to introduce and construct GPS & 2.4 GHz
Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) Mobile Communication Integrate System in
Beijing, the capital city of China, with nationwide coverage over time. The term of this Joint
Venture is for 25 years.

GTCI intends to utilize the three years` of research and development by JXD, through GPS as
positioning system, GIS as electronic map and mobile communication system as the
transmission link to build the integrated system. In the long run, this positioning and integrated
system will also be utilized by the emerging Intellectual Traffic System (ITS).

Beijing Global`s revenue stream will commence immediately following construction of
the six system base stations around Beijing`s metropolitan and suburban area. GTCI
expects construction to be completed during the third quarter of 1999. The Company
anticipates earnings from subscription fees, network access fees, and communication fees from
individual and group users. Revenues will also be generated from reselling of system equipment
and mobile units.

GTCI is also working with the government to utilize its exclusive license to construct more than
sixty 2.4 GHz Coastal Emergency Rescue Command & Monitoring GPS Trunking Mobile
Communication Integrated Systems around China`s 18,000 Kilometer coastline to meet current
high demand. The systems will not only support emergency rescue, but also give subscribers
the ability to communicate with other domestic and international systems anytime anywhere
through out the Public Switched Telephone Network.

Beijing JinXunDa Telecommunication Technology development Co. Ltd. employs China`s most
prestigious IT scientists from leading Universities as well as senior executives from the former
Ministry of Postal and Telecommunication (MPT). These executives maintain close working
relationships with Ministry of Information Industry (MII), as well as the current ruling party.

This joint venture approval positions GTCI and their Chinese partner to become the
leading provider of GPS software, hardware and service provider and marketer of
branded GPS/Mobile Communication System in the People`s Republic of China.

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER IN MAJOR CHINESE REGIONS

On June 16, 1999 GTCI signed a memorandum of agreement to enter into a Joint Venture
with Beijing Tian Guang Information Communication Services Ltd. (BTGIC), a PRC company
with a valid permit from the State Information Technologies Ministry to operate as an
Internet Service Provider in the cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

GTCI will issue 1,200,000 restricted common shares of GTCI for a 65% equity interest in
BTGIC. Upon closing of the agreement, GTCI will own sixty five percent (65%) and
BTGIC will own thirty five percent (35%) of the Joint Venture. GTCI`s goal is to bring
in advanced technology, and to provide the necessary funding and management requirements
to ensure the success of the Joint Venture. GTCI and BTGIC agree to use the business
infrastructure and marketing network of the Beijing wireless Information Network and
Sharehub, which are built by affiliated companies of BTGIC, to assist and support the Joint
Venture.

BTGIC`s business includes: national data and information network system, Internet access and
email service, search engines, web servers, web page creation and hosting, web site
development, maintenance and systems integration, Internet multimedia broadcast, web
advertising, corporate intranet systems, IP phone and fax system and other e-commerce value
added services.

The Joint Venture ISP operation will utilize the exclusive wireless broadband
information network in Beijing region, the state broadband satellite network, and the
public telephone network. In the early stage of the project, and ISP network information
center will be set up in Beijing. The individual users will use telephone line to dial in, while
corporation accounts will use wireless broadband information network and broadband satellite
network to access internet.

BTCIG`s principles are competent engineers with many years of experience in design,
operations and services in the telecommunications sector. Mr. Wei, the President of BTGIC
was the Director of System Engineering Institute in the Ministry of Electronic Industry; Vice
President of Jitong company; Associate Leader of leading group in State Information Studies.
Currently Mr. Wei holds positions as a radio and information consultant for Beijing People`s
government, and High-tech project consultant for World Bank and Asian Development Bank.

According to the statistic report of China State Network Information Center (CNNIC) on
January 15, 1999, China had 2.1 million Internet users at the end of 1998. Compared with
1,175,000 internet users in July 1998. According to local authorities, it is estimated that,
internet users in 1999 will be doubled compared with 1998, which will be more than 5
million users. In the next 3 or 4 years, there will be 40 million internet users.

IMPORTANT & INFLUNCIAL ADDITION TO ADVISORY BOARD

On June 29,1999, GTCI announced the addition of Mr. Thomas Brandenburg to the
Company`s special advisory board.

Mr. Brandenburg brings with him extensive expertise in management consulting within the
telecommunications industry, and has established many key relationships amongst the
international network of telecommunications companies.

``I am extremely pleased to be involved in the strategic development of GTCI,`` stated Mr.
Brandenburg. ``The Company exhibits ambitious plans to develop its telecommunications
infrastructure in China. I am confident that with proper execution of its corporate plan
based upon its current solid platform, that it will capture a significant share of the
ISP and GPS markets.

Mr. Brandenburg entered the telecommunications industry in 1978, playing an integral role in
the successful structuring, financing and eventual sale of a Dallas, Texas MCI reseller. In 1984,
he founded LCI Communications, and in 1993, founded US Network Corporation Inc. - the
first company to negotiate territory wide term - and volume-based resale contracts with any
US Regional Bell Operating Company (RBOC).

SUMMATION:

We believe that GTCI offers investors an exceptional way to participate in the
burgeoning growth of the Chinese telecommunications, Internet, GPS, and telephony
markets. This Company has positioned itself to become a dominant leader in the
largest market in the world.

RECOMMENDATION: STRONG BUY: BUY AND HOLD FOR SUBSTANTIAL
INTERMEDIATE AND LONG TERM PRICE APPRECIATION.

GTCI, with estimated 2000 earnings of $ .61 per share and year 2001 earnings of
$1.45, is extremely undervalued and offers significant price appreciation potential!
Using a price earnings ratio (PE) of 15 to 20 x projected earnings, we forecast an
intermediate price target of $11.00 to $14.00 by December, 2000 and a longer term
price target of $25.00 to $32.00 by December, 2001.

Company is positioned to benefit substantially from growth of internet in China.

Company`s Y2K (Bugfix) solution will increase revenue stream significantly.

GTCI has a dominant position in the world`s largest PC sales and users market!

Internet usage in China is expected to grow from approximately 5 million people
today to more than 40 million users in the next 3 to 4 years!

GTCI should become the leading provider of GPS software, hardware and
service provider and marketer of branded GPS/Mobile Communication Systems
in China.

Company`s management team is well-connected, dedicated and focused to
succeed.

Company, with their leadership position and infrastructure in place, is an
obvious take-over candidate.


THIS IS A PUBLICATION OF WALL STREET RESEARCH GROUP, A FINANCIAL COMMUNICATIONS AND
INVESTOR RELATIONS COMPANY. WALL STREET RESEARCH GROUP,

Meine Empfehlung zu GTCI:

Zu den jetzigen Preisen (2 EURO) kaufen. Ich gehe davon aus, das die angekündigten Meldungen positiv sein werden, da GTCI bisher auch schon Gewinn gemacht hat und weiterhin sehr engagiert ist. Da das jetzige Kursniveau bei niedrigen Umsätzen zustande gekommen ist, werden die guten Nachrichten zu stark steigenden Kursen führen (50%). Und danach ggf. wieder langsam Fallen. Aber diese 50% brauch man sich nicht entgehen lassen.

P.S.: Wer die XNET-Threads vom letztzen Monat noch hat: Ich habe das gleiche für XNET bei 1,80 EURO empfohlen, hat da auch funktioniert.