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

To: HO-MEE who wrote (19192)	5/16/2000 2:16:00 PM
From: levy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

ho-mee hows uzes doin dear buddies....ip ip ip....Ive bens hittings the botle preddy hard lately sos hows yo doin....tank you for dad story about Russ shottin hoops over at the sugar daddy's place.....I think dad stupid...I can never hangs around people who I dos business wood cause they alwayz eventually gets pisd at somedain I say just like some folks here on dis thread....and Russ is better lokin and has more personalites dan that sugardaddy guy so any girls overs dere are goin goz for russ ...dad will piz off the sugardaddy for surz. ip ip ip Quigley i love you man

To: HO-MEE who wrote (19192)	5/16/2000 9:05:00 PM
From: tahoe_bound	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Saudi Prince buying net stocks Remember when he scooped up Apple at a split adjusted $10 in 1998? Is Paul Allen friends with this guy? (Please??) ================================== Additionally, billionaire Alwaleed bin Talal has taken $50 million stakes in a handful of well-known Internet names, according to wire service reports on Tuesday. The Saudi prince is "a pretty astute investor," said Malcolm Fobes, a portfolio manager at Berkshire Focus Fund (BFOCX: news, chart). "I'd sit up and take notice. "He's not going out on a limb but it's encouraging, and he usually likes to scoop up companies at a bargain. So, his buying activity could signal a bottom." Also of interest from cbs marketwatch: (What tier would GNET be considered in?????) "What we're seeing is second-tier players like Lycos and Verio (VRIO: news, chart) getting courted because they have substantial assets and when combined with other global players, they can create a global enterprise," Moran said. Another top candidate is EarthLink (ELNK: news, chart), he said. The Internet service provider is right behind America Online, and has a "commanding foothold." If not with Sprint, the company would make a solid partner with a global telecom company, Moran said. Yahoo (YHOO: news, chart) holds its analyst day Thursday. Ahead of the gathering, shares of Yahoo added 5 5/8, or 4 percent, to 135 5/8. America Online (AOL: news, chart) slipped 7/16 to 58. Other shares making solid moves were ExciteAtHome (ATHM: news, chart), up 1/2 to 22 3/8; Go.com (GO: news, chart), up 21 percent to 17 1/2; and NBCi (NBCI: news, chart), ahead 15 percent to 22 5/8. Other major movers include VerticalNet (VERT: news, chart), up 17 percent to 45 3/4.