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Technology Stocks : Insignia Solutions (INSG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: davesd who wrote (650)	2/1/1999 9:00:00 PM
From: LT	Respond to of 1606

Wonder why it's being ignored by the markets. Partly due to the indemnity thing, I'd guess. Has folks in a "wait and see" mode. I bought in at 2 5/8 and out at 6. I am looking to get back in though :) LT

To: davesd who wrote (650)	2/2/1999 12:34:00 AM
From: Patentlawmeister	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1606

You've got to realize that for a 13 bagger (.50 to 6 3/4) in only two months, this stock is holding up pretty well. Nothing goes straight up, my friend. Right now it's in a pause mode, with everybody waiting for wins, articles, etc. before they get on board. I'm sure a lot of money managers are staying away due to relatively low revenues. This company right now is basically a mix between a development company and a patent holding company. Nevertheless, I've seen IP (intellectual property) companies worth a lot more than this one, with a lot less. One example is Copytele - a company that I wrote patents for at one time. That company had absolutely nothing - no revenues, just a bunch of marginal patents - and it was worth up to $300M. Based on the potential of its market ($5B/year times ??? % of the market) I think Insignia is worth more than the $45M it's valued at right now. When it was selling over $20, it was worth >$200M just for selling an Apple product.