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To: David Howe who wrote (1702)	3/25/2000 4:18:00 AM
From: Spytrdr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3070

oh, is that easy? hey, in 2004 i will run for president. sales of $ 1.8 billion by then is blowing smoke out of you know where. what about the COMPETITIVE THREATS? does this company have a MONOPOLY ON ANYTHING? 30 times 2004 imaginary sales, without considering any of the numerous competitive threats that could send this co. into a tailspin, is hardly, what i would call "conservative". you're building a house of cards. but even after all of this, i didn't short it at $ 270 +- based on fundamentals, i couldn't care less about that. i just saw on the chart a shooting star in development and plunged into the water with both feet, with impeccable timing and success. that's all gentlemen. it might go lower from here or not, who cares. i have a Yugo to sell to you for $ 10 million today, you better rush up because in 2004 bidders at Sotheby's will pay $ 100 million for this relic. ___ "INSP just gets 10% of the 2004 market that's sales of $1.8 billion. Go conservatively with 30 times sales and you end up with a market cap of $54 billion"