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To: Guy E. Fleming who wrote (1442)	3/4/2000 1:05:00 PM
From: Spytrdr	Respond to of 3070

oh, is that the reason why it didnt't rise another 10% on friday, as usual. i was worried, what's going on??? i said. why didn't it gap up at least 50-points on the Blodget news? but don't worry, as we approach the split date, it will make another attempt to reach $ 300, the raving masses just looove round numbers. you all still have time to get out before the rug is pulled from under you... it did the trick with YHOO -> $ 500, wow, magic number, i shorted at $ 498 and kept thinking as i watched my prey on level II about the poor -sshole who paid EXACTLY $ 500, what was he thinking about?? $ 125 BILLION. will it be worth that one day? maybe, in the case of YHOO, but not this fast. QCOM was another textbook case, peaked at the round number $ 200 (800 pre-split), that's where i shorted it. i had shorted QCOM before, at the round number $ 400 before split, when it quickly fell to $ 329, and covered. ICGE? another one unable to cross the round number $ 200 after a ridiculous parabolic move that gave it a valuation equal to American Express, with this kind of financial profile... moneycentral.msn.com CMRC was a rare case, it made another fast $ 30 points in 10 seconds after the round number $ 300 (probably a squeeze), and then fell like a giant turd. ASKJ, another one, close to $ 200, couldn't make it. and ETYS? oh ETYS ETYS!! ha ha ha, those guys at Goldman Sachs are truly THIEVES and CROOKS, $ 80 price target, like $ 15 Billion dollars for a company selling pokemon and plush dolls over the web (but even at $ 15 billion it was a value play compared to Infospace). take a look at all those beautiful shooting stars: siliconinvestor.com siliconinvestor.com siliconinvestor.com siliconinvestor.com siliconinvestor.com siliconinvestor.com ___ "INSP is doing just fine despite some confusion yesterday about the announcement of the dates involved"

To: Guy E. Fleming who wrote (1442)	3/4/2000 1:42:00 PM
From: Spytrdr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3070

the baboon probably wants to keep you guys on your toes waiting for your "free" (ha ha ha) split shares, thus keep INSP levitating for a while longer while he unloads, say, another $ 1 billion so he can renew his Gulfstream V jet and buy a new villa on the mediterranean. he has to begin thinking about his retirement, don't forget. you guys, with a little help from our analyst friends, should help him out. why keep working when he can just close the horoscope shop, lock-in those huge surreal unrealized gains, and drink martinis (shaken, not stirred) on board his yacht for the rest of his life? in any case, before you make your moves, check the horoscope, and/or consult with our friend dr. sigmund, the Usma-cookie ___ "Why is moving the split date back a few weeks "bad news"?"