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


To: Obewon who wrote (17628)3/20/2000 6:45:00 AM
From: levy  Respond to of 28311
 
Hey I like those guys at iexchange views on gnet...here are a few of the freebies

Go2Net, Inc. 5 year price projection
GNET, Go2Net, Inc., has a 5 year price target of $1067. A 10k investment could become $118,523 in 5
years. GNET has a current fair market value of $195.02. As of 1/21/00 GNET was trading 54% below current
fair market value. Since 1/6/00 GNET is up 10.7% in price. GNET is a 5 year buy and hold.
secure.iexchange.com

and here is another that says to Playa that gnet is the next insp

Long Overdue for Upward Move -- Chart Says Very Soon
GNET is profitable and has been for the last five quarters. Revenue is up 438% over the past year. Posted
earnings of .16 last quarter, will likely beat .20 this quarter. On a fundamental basis (S&P average PEG is 3.2),
this stock should be trading at 546. GNET is currently being valued as a general-purpose portal, and is being
compared to second-tier portals like LCOS and CNET. Looking at its most recent deals (NDB, Hasbro,
Allegiance Telecom), it should be viewed as a portal infrastructure player, more similar to INSP and INKT. The
chart shows a long upward sloping pennant pattern, dating all the way back to April '99. The tip of the pennant
is being formed right now, and GNET should explode to the upside with the next big deal announcement.

The guy who wrote this has 6 picks...all correct and he is up560% for the year