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

To: Charles Broderick who wrote (698)	2/7/1999 5:10:00 AM
From: Charles Broderick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1606

I beg to correct you! There is one analyst who has been following the share!! Can I beg to say humbly that it is my very own self, mind you, with no power whatsoever to effect public opinion in the slightest manner. It is the very absence of recognised sources following this share that has gottn people into this one at the price they've got in. Longs dont need boosts, they just need profits and sets of accounts bulging with royalties. I can wait!!!! The IrishLyingInTheLongGrass!!!!

To: Charles Broderick who wrote (698)	2/7/1999 7:55:00 AM
From: Javaaah	Respond to of 1606

Mr.Sharewatcher, I've never heard of INSGY in any guise other than Insignia Solutions (inc or plc depending on which side of the pond you're on). Are there articles talking about Insignia as Insignia Systems? Nonetheless, its definitely INSGY and Jene. Exciting Dow Jones article (thanks to John Hefner!!). I think I'll sell all my INSGY shares now to avoid too much tax. Just kidding :) I couldn't believe the rugby yesterday. Ireland had it all sown up. They'll do it yet!! My guess and dream is that the market is going to catch on to the implication of embedded devices, whose continuing proliferation will make the Internet as is small by comparison. And of course, if JENE is easily portable (and given Insignia's experience with porting to many platforms in the past this is very likely) then they should be able to respond to new ports very quickly ... and get a bite of the action no matter which (significant) RTOS the embedded device is running. I'd like to say thanks to everyone on this thread. I've found it interesting and enjoyable reading. Keep it up! Javaaah