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

To: sandmag who wrote (5542)	5/13/1999 10:05:00 PM
From: gridiron 99	Respond to of 28311

>>But I must confess I bought yahoo when it was down<< You don't have to love a company to invest in it. I don't care much for AOL-the service, but I have heavily invested in their stock. AOL shares made me rich. Oh, well, not really rich, but I made a good amount of money on it. As for our GNET, someone suggested on this board that some manipulations are at work. I personally don't believe it. The current pullback are because of these reasons, in my opinion: 1. Like many other Internet stocks, after a great run-up, we have profit takings. 2. A split, which usually attracts short-term money, is more than a month away. 3. Internet stocks are driven by news releases. The last time GNET had a news release was May 4. This company should do more in selling themselves. I hope GNET does not pick up Paul Allen's personality: quiet, shy, and like to do things behind the curtain. If you believe in Paul Allen's cable vision, then hang in there. You will be rewarded.