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Technology Stocks : InfoSpace (INSP): Where GNET went! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: KLP who wrote (15644)	1/7/2000 4:45:00 AM
From: Puna	Respond to of 28311

Yeah K & Silver S., Russell and the boys have an uncanny way of releasing news at earnings time that knock socks off. The combined effect of continued positive earnings and their calculated acquisitions has been raising eyebrows from the big money players at an ever increasing rate. This current correction of the Tech-Nets is long over due and not over yet IMO. As has been mentioned a few times on here, money will be moving now into companies that have solid fundamentals as a business, growing out in multiple but cohesive directions, have positive revenue growth, cash on hand, without debt, and are in position to adapt and integrate in rapidly changing mediums (Internet- TV, Cable, Wireless, E-com, etc.) As Susan's link helped illustrate, Go2Net is one company that is well positioned with the above attributes. To also be staged to directly tap into a large Cable companies plans (Broadband Partners) is just a huge bonus. GNET may not make the same gains as they did in 99 but my money is on them to be one of the most likely to survive well on top of even the worst broadmarket downturns or interim corrections. Personally, if we drop lower on the price than today's close at 78, I will buy more, and again on every 10 Pt drop no matter how low it goes-(I would love to load-up at $48 again!) Puna PS-Edit: Karen you posted at 2:22-look at mine.(BG>