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

INSP 86.70

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Nov 13 3:59 PM EST

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To: mikiespeedracer who wrote (26975)	5/3/2002 12:59:27 PM
From: Roger Sherman	Read Replies (1) of 28311

"My Personal Enron" But nice volume...for so early in the morning. So...INSP finally drops off the precipice into the pennies, setting both a new 52-week low, and "all-time" low...all in one day. I'm surprised it took this long. Any guesses on when this "Piece of Crap," run by a complete (insert "private" Blodget e-mail comment), gets de-listed from the NASDAQ? And Jain still continues his monthly "dump" of INSP...even at these all-time low depressed levels. He's now dumped an additional approx. 2,337,000 of his shares since February of this year, for only approx. $4 million of additional "diversification." And apparently he's indicated he'll continue a 1% "dump" each and every month for (at least) 10-12 months. Heck, you would have thought that the over $400 million he had previously "dumped," prior to the GNET "merger," would have been enough "dumping" ("diversification"?) to last him and his family for an entire lifetime. What a guy! And the BOD wants him re-elected for another 3-year term, at the May 20th shareholders meeting. I wonder what Merrill's "private" e-mails had to say about this swell group of completely incompetent "insider-selling" sycophants. And I surely wonder what a judge and jury will have to say...especially about their fiduciary responsibilities to shareholders. Ninety-nine pennies of fear on the wall... Ninety-nine pennies of fear. Take one down, Yahoo around... Ninety-eight pennies of fear on the wall.

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