GIobex lnc. an/nounces progres^s in nego/tiations to acqu-ire ethanoI per`mits in BraziI

[Rose Brandon]

ST/0CK TRA_DER ALE`RT!
TUE^SDAY 0ctobe-r 17, 2006 
GL0BEX lNC.
Et/hanoI play
Sy mboI: 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???

G0 RE_AD THE NEW*S!! ARE AL L SIGNS SH0WING GLXI lS RE-ADY TO POP?

C0ULD THIS 0NE BE MORE PR0FlTAB`LE THAN BA/NK R0BBERY?

RA~DAR IT RlG_HT NOW FOR TUE-SDAY. D0N'T TA KE YOUR EY`ES OFF lT....

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We received 150,000 free trading shares in the past. AII those shares have 
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affiliates. We intend to sell aIl 230,000 shares now, which could cause the 
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quarter. 
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ability 
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