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USinternetworking , USIX
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580"ASPs feel the pinch of dot.com slowdown" informationweek.comRupert-11/19/2000
579Food Chain Young likens the European technology industry tHarvey Allen-11/18/2000
578Sorry to hear of your loss. The problem for the equipment guys is a lot worse tSun Tzu-11/17/2000
577Sun Tzu- I'm out too. Just watching from the sidelines now. These companies Harvey Allen-11/17/2000
576Thanks. Looks like we've come a full circle. I really wish USI luck. But Sun Tzu-11/17/2000
575Sun Tzu- I'm reconstructing the offerings from SEC documents to see what kinHarvey Allen-11/17/2000
574Could you tell me what you're talking about here? I'm lost. thanks, STSun Tzu-11/16/2000
573Seems alright to me. Secondaries are rarely good deals. Take a look at the simplReginald Middleton-11/16/2000
572Reg- Is my math correct? April 9, 1999 IPO @ 9.333 100 shares = $933.33 Now 225Harvey Allen-11/16/2000
571Acqua Prospectus 3,126,038 SHARES $10,000,000 average purchase price of $3.1989Harvey Allen-11/16/2000
570RE: "MSFTs only intention is to crush anyone getting in its way" But Rupert-11/16/2000
569For those who are interested, here is a recent press release (from us of course)Reginald Middleton-11/16/2000
568In defense of MSFT, many other leading companies operate in the same fashion. ItReginald Middleton-11/16/2000
567Great Post! In fact, MSFT's investment philosophy most likely has many otherPaul Dubsky-11/15/2000
566Microsoft is participating as a strategic investor while you are participating aReginald Middleton-11/15/2000
565Ruppert- Aren't we looking to shift in computing where the generating is cenHarvey Allen-11/15/2000
564Well said. The investment amount from MS is not even a drop in their bucket. SSun Tzu-11/15/2000
563RE: "Don't you think Microsoft is a prudent company? And that they willRupert-11/15/2000
562Reg- Don't you think Microsoft is a prudent company? And that they will be rHarvey Allen-11/15/2000
561If you follow MSFTs cash investments, you will find that, historically at least,Reginald Middleton-11/15/2000
560Reg- Yes I do. I made a purchase today based on the Microsoft connection. I didnHarvey Allen-11/14/2000
559I see you have some interest in this space:-)Reginald Middleton-11/14/2000
558I wouldn't hazard a guess since the real market (the customers) still has yeReginald Middleton-11/14/2000
55715:58 [USIX] USinternetworking upped to 'accumulate' from 'hold'Harvey Allen-11/14/2000
556It's actually a vote of confidence and a welcome confirmation of their statuThe Gambler-11/13/2000
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