****Important -- Everyone Please Read*****
This is a repost from Zeev board.
Frank has already started posting on this other board. He has not set up a SD II board. However, if he doesn't do so by Monday we will somehow find each other over there and I will set up a board on Monday.
Please read the following carefully and bookmark.
Things have changed here at SI. If it goes under you will want to follow up on the information below or we could be lost in cyberspace forever.
We have $$$$'s to make.
At least join for free at:
investorshub.com
InfoSpace Faces Possible Delisting
Just saw this on Stock Attack II. For those who don't know, InfoSpace is the parent company of SI. Since InfoSpace seems to have a somewhat doubtful future, many assume that SI does as well. So, a while ago, Rich1 set up an emergency back-up site on InvestorsHub.com.
If you haven't already, this might be a good time to make sure you've got that site bookmarked. Here is the main URL: investorshub.com
Here is a page about features available for free and for pay. investorshub.com
Here's another page that gives more details about some newer features. (Looks pretty decent, IMHO.) investorshub.com
Here's a direct link to the IH version of Zeev's Turnips -- No Politics: investorshub.com
Here's what everybody really wants to know, i.e., WHAT'S IT COST MAN?!
Monthly $6.95
Semi-Annual $34.95
Annual $49.95
Lifetime Membership $79.95
I know this will be an extreme hardship for those of you lucky enough to have signed up on SI as lifetime members back when it was free. <sniffle, sniffle> But, if you've been following Zeev for that long, you should be pretty dang wealthy by now, SO QUIT YOUR YAPPIN AND GET READY TO PONY UP THE MEASLY $79.95 IF SI GOES UNDER! <ggg>
augie
p.s. Here's the story about InfoSpace
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Fri Jul 5, 2:18 PM ET
BELLEVUE, Wash. (AP) - InfoSpace Inc. has received notice that the Nasdaq Stock Market may delist its shares if its stock price doesn't improve.
The company's stock price must trade at or above $1 for at least 10 days straight in the next 90 days or InfoSpace faces delisting, the company disclosed Friday. The stock closed at 51 cents a share Friday.
InfoSpace stock, which trades under the ticker symbol INSP, has not closed above $1 a share since May 20. InfoSpace provides software and applications to wireless and Internet companies.
InfoSpace went public in December 1998 at a split-adjusted $2.50 a share.
The Nasdaq had suspended some requirements, including maintaining a minimum share price, in September following the terrorist attacks. The stock market reinstated its trading requirements in January.
InfoSpace received the warning notice late Wednesday. |
