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Technology Stocks : InfoSpace (INSP): Where GNET went!

INSP 136.61

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Dec 5 9:30 AM EST

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To: Josef Svejk who wrote (6284)	5/26/1999 10:35:00 PM
From: jon zachary	Read Replies (1) of 28311

so, basically our membership to S.I. still will not include free real-time quotes. isn't that what everyone wants ? i get them from elsewhere, but it would attract more eyes if it offered real-time quotes. additionally, current users will spend much more time here during trading hours. this would eventually lead to increased revenue through new memberships and advertising. it would seem only logical for them to address this matter shortly. i would expect the @go2net e-mail address to come around shortly. and many other add-in features to the portal. why ? because, they want to be one of the top ten biggest sites on the internet by the end of the year. they would have to make a lot of additional purchases for this forcast to come to fruition. so, if this truly is at least a short term bottom, we might see some serious firworks through the rest of the year from this price point. especially since the institutions are still said to be on the sidelines with internets. another rally on good volume tommorow and they will be forced to re-enter. causing another up-roar. i believe that only the tier 1 internet stocks will trend higher form here in the short term. it would seem that a lot of the i-nets that only have one aspect to there business will either be taken over or go out of business. i would then think that this internet sell-off was great for go2net and the other major sites. with there market caps as high as they are, and a lot of second and third tier stocks getting pounded recently, it makes them much cheaper to be aquired by a go2net in the short and long term because many will never recover to there recent highs.

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