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

To: The O who wrote (23198)	1/10/2001 5:42:06 PM
From: Sarkie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Very good article. I truly believe when the storm is over, only the strong will survive. INSP will be one of those survivors. ...INSP navigated its way through an extremely difficult period for its industry with nary a scratch (operationally) - no earnings warnings, no earnings misses... To the contrary, INSP routinely delivered much better than expected results... I could not agree more. INSP has survived the washout in the Net sector, and while it may not be a short-term buy at current levels, it is a stock that aggressive growth investors might want to consider gobbling up on a dip back to the 7 to 6 1/2 range... Thank you for posting this O.

To: The O who wrote (23198)	1/11/2001 12:28:05 PM
From: levy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Walberg is reporting after the fact like so many are....that might be like a Doctor saying you know "it turns out you really do have a deadly disease, although you could have lived another 50 years I can give you 5 by treating appropriately now"....thanks Walberg for telling me I can get back to 20......could have sold for a bunch more if you might have told me a bit sooner buddy..... in 98 he was touting internets "Briefing contends that the latter group is best positioned to ride out the industry's volatility and emerge as a future leader," Walberg concludes. The article contains profiles on Web consulting firms and e-commerce stocks, the latter an area of the Internet industry that Walberg believes will continue to be a hot market. 1998 in 99 he was still touting internets stockbrokers.com and as late as 9/00 when cmrc was 60 he was saying things looked food for this b 2 b internet stock.......now sitting at 29 "09/5/00 CMRC (Nasdaq) Alert time: 9:55 am Price: 69. Word has it some huge deals are coming down the pipeline for B2B player Commerce One. The chief equity analyst from Briefing.com (Bob Walberg) had this to say this morning. "In the last week and half evidence suggests the third quarter is going to be better than expected for Commerce One. Also have some rumors CMRC is going to be announcing a couple of exchange deals in next couple of weeks. Also that there is very good possibility that they get regulatory approval for auto transactional exchange that should be a catalyst for this particular stock." Perhaps it is time it should be possible to sue analysts like doctors.....after all they are suppose to be professionals.......no question they led us all astray creating new criteria to justify a "strong buy" when all normal logic failed.....and we bought it, hook, line and sinkeeeeeeeeer. To be fair it looks like walberg was not nearly bad as most having also published articles warning a bit...also a good reference for analyst comments stockbrokers.com