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To: Dale Baker who wrote (15751)2/13/2000 1:48:00 PM
From: David SmithRead Replies (2) of 118717
 
There's something you're just not getting. The market always looks ahead when allocating capital. It appears you don't understand exactly what this company does, and it's connection to SAP, and what's going on in the CRM industry. You need to dig into the quarterly report that came out on Friday and understand what's going on in the SPECIFIC area in which INAI is seeing huge increases in revenues and margins. You're lumping different revenue streams into one, which is the worst thing you can do when evaluating small software companies that are seeing huge growth in one area that reflects a broader industry trend.

The institutional buyers in the stock who have been buying everything in sight for the past few weeks apparently see something they like in the above trends.

Did you buy NSATF because you saw marked increases in top line growth, or because you bought based on the company's potential and what was going on in the broader satellite industry? I'd wager it was the latter, since the former did not (and IMO still does not) exist. And I bought NSATF at $1.50.....
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