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

To: playavermont who wrote (23772)	1/26/2001 4:13:56 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

playavermont, Fair enough, and no offense of any kind taken. I was just interested in your take. I would consider that "data" to be weighted in the mix. The real reason I was asking is that you have presented many objective links and bits of info. No offense to any core long (or short), but objective is the way to go. I was much more bullish on INSP just one week ago. Not a great sign going into earnings. Looked like some more dumping today. I am just going to keep my lots, and hold off on any buying until AH on Monday. Not enough data to make a good decision, but it sure seems the lots of others have some data and it says SELL. Like Bosco says, that can be a good time to buy. Still I may dump it all if I don't see any life on Monday. I know nothing of Keister. Is it safe to assume he is still there? Dunno. As for the Docomo connection, it would make sense to connect the interest in expansion with a direct need to support some Docomo biz. I don't think there is really any other big player in that market, and it looks to me that Docomo would crush or buy them. So your question about who are the players in Aisa is a good one. Too bad I don't know the answer. Someone here does -g- HAGO TH

To: playavermont who wrote (23772)	1/26/2001 4:16:52 PM
From: Bosco	Respond to of 28311

Hi all - somewhat related, though it did not reference INSP at all biz.yahoo.com specifically, ``We wait for this kind of sell-off,'' said Sondike, ``So many times, people go from genius to dope in Wall Street's assessment, but nothing has really changed here.'' You may want to look at INSP situation from this viewpoint, is this a buy, sell or hold b/c of what has transpired. But of course, this is from the value investor's POV, technicians should stick to the tricks of the trade. Personally, I am a hybrid :) best, Bosco