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

To: KLP who wrote (25158)	2/16/2001 9:55:00 PM
From: Roger Sherman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Saw a movie the other night... It was made in 1990, and called "White Palace," starring Susan Sarandon. Early in the movie, and large "button" could be seen on her apartment wall, with the initials "SSDD" on it. Much later in the movie, a closer shot revealed some small words under the initials. Well...for me today's market (and most especially this particular stock's performance), was yet another "SSDD." And, although the stock did close today a whole "lucky" 13 cents (WOW!) above INSP's 52-week low of $3.50 (which is almost 98% off it's all-time high of $135.50), at least it wasn't yet another "low" today (although it certainly tried). :( Have a nice weekend! Roger PS. I've been trying to find out everything I can regarding what the hll is going on with DIGEO, and will post to the thread when I find out anything worth reporting. Very mysterious, secretive, and complicated story, IMHO. PPS. SSDD = Same Sht...Different Day**

To: KLP who wrote (25158)	2/19/2001 9:43:50 AM
From: lizking	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 28311

I may be on the wrong thread.... The fact of the matter is though ......... The GO2NET Mgmt team is gone..... If you still have a position in INSP it is because you believe in its principles not its management so focus on that instead of the past which cannot be corrected. It is never good to see people lose their jobs, however when two companies merge into one there are going to be overlaps of responsibility and redundancies. It was bound to happen. And to be perfectly honest with you I am really glad that this thread has been so popular from the start since 1998 or whatever but you turn away any newcomers to the group by your cynical sarcastic negative attitudes thus preventing the thread from getting any larger and popular. Sorry you took offense to my prior statement of calling GO2NET peeps "crybabies" however your little GO2NET click wouldn't respond to anyone else unless they were part of the GO2NET click which indeed combined with the cynicism and negativity is indicative of a "crybaby".