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

To: TH who wrote (23763)	1/26/2001 3:10:30 PM
From: Bosco	Respond to of 28311

Hi TH - Indeed we are in general agreement. I suspect that even some of the folks originated from INSP [and not GNET] may see the danger in NJ. This is really more a norm than an exception --- the original founder is too attach to let go. That said, with regard to your smoke-fire analogy, I think we outside shareholders have been smoked for quite sometime already. When the pundits on WS rushed to close the barn door, so to speak, most of the ponies [their ponies :(] were running amuck already! It is reasonable to say INSP is not a pure play like OPWV. And indeed, the sacking of execs at the time managerial talents to persuade big time alliances are needed to raise the eyebrows. Well, the proof is in the pudding. I think educated investors like some of the SI people here know as much about the company as those amateurish pundits. In conclusion, I think it is very reasonable to view NJ with caution. To say the least, tactless excursion in corporate rearrangement is a warning sign. However, we really don't know what has transpired. So, I think equal skepticism should be exercised against the panicky hypsters and the shameless trashers best, Bosco