Internet stocks review

Beneath these heavy weights lie a school of minnows, some of which are still refining concepts or merely trying to make hay while the sun shines. And you don't have to go far to find out just how fickle investors can be towards such stocks. After listing with a bang in June 1997 Sausage Software's (SAS - $1.39) share price fizzled to a low of around 20 cents. It then catapulted to a high of $1.60 in a matter of weeks on news that a contract had been signed with Telstra as part of the company's strategic move to develop e-commerce solutions for major corporations. The believers have finally got their dues as interest has once again been re-ignited. After such a long time in the wilderness investors should be looking to take some part profits, otherwise HOLD for a bumpy ride.