Tulips, yes; yardsticks, no

Article Abstract:

Totalise is a company that offers free stocks to customers of its internet service, and the idea has been attractive, though the impact of the new stocks on diluting ownership appears to have been ignored. Meanwhile, Internet Indirect has attracted investors with a promise to invest in ideas related to the internet. Valuations of internet stocks could be seen in terms of creative destruction, and speculators may overestimate the impact of new technology.

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The art of the internet

Article Abstract:

Ways that private investors can benefit from the development of the internet are examined in detail.

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Net one of us - if you can

Article Abstract:

Internet stocks can be volatile, but they also represent investment opportunities. Technologies that start off as niche markets can become mainstream, and this can bring great benefits to investors, but they should diversify to lessen risks. There are a large number of internet stocks available to investors, but specialists would only recommend a few of them. Strong brands and larger players are more favored by the specialists, though size is no guarantee of a good investment performance.

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