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To: joemjo who wrote (87)	4/28/1997 10:26:00 PM
From: KS	of 446

Jon and Todd, Thank you for your responses. I am basically a Technical Analysis person, and unfamiliar with INSS; therefore, I ask you for your fundamental analysis! I did find this in my research... >>The financial markets currently consider the shares of Intl Network Svcs a "Hold." Monitored by 4 Wall Street professionals, the weighted consensus ranking or AQO (Average Qualitative Opinion) is 0.62. This value is between the .35 and .749 AQO threshold designated for a "Hold" recommendation. Taking into consideration that the AQO currently reported by the S&P 500 is at 0.90, the analysts are suggesting the shares are likely to underperform the broader market by definition of the S&P 500. Financial analysts anticipate Intl Network Svcs's profits will see higher levels in both this year and next. Currently, analysts expect earnings of $0.23 per share in 1997 and earnings of $0.43 per share in 1998. This represents a rise of 283.3% over last year's earnings of $0.06 per share, and another increase of 87.0% in 1998. Industry observers currently forecast the earnings of the S&P 500 to increase in 1997 approximately 6.54% and will rise 6.64% in 1998. Taking into account these forecasts and reflecting on the growth foreseen for the S&P 500, earnings at Intl Network Svcs are expected to see a growth rate that is stronger than the rate of growth anticipated for the broad market in both 1997 and 1998. The investment community has a very high level of confidence in the forecast of earnings for the company. There is a lower deviation in the consensus estimate for the company than for the market as a whole and any significant variation of actual results from expectations could have an adverse affect on the price of company shares. << How do you feel about this opinion? Does this come close to yours? Thanks, K

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