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Technology Stocks : Inktomi (INKT) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Craig A who wrote (1095)	4/12/1999 10:31:00 PM
From: Risk45	Respond to of 1945

INKT already up 2-1/2 points in after hours trading, according to the Raging Bull Quote listing. I am in high at 158, but I am hoping the stock continues its outstanding run-up through the earnings release date, in anticipation of a split. I believe I am getting into net infrastructure investment in its relative infancy. In the big picture, if e-commerce explodes, hopefully so will this stock! I am on board for the ride.

To: Craig A who wrote (1095)	4/13/1999 6:25:00 PM
From: Slick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1945

Craig: << This was not hype but shared info on a very quiet company lead by a real cool guy that does not hype itself/himself. People seem to be coming to them. >> I agree. And in this market, low profile will turn into a real virtue. After the "first wave" of internet fever (yhoo, aol, amzn, ebay, ubid, and various ISP's) investors will be looking for a little more beef than hype: internet infrastructure is therefore where it will be at. Just like investors are now turning to broadband-suppliers like ATHM,TUTS,WCOM to name a few. And telecom infrasrtucture providers are also being favored. So let's keep low profile. Bill Gates had it right: understate your earnings and you'll wow em every quarter. Dan