March 2006: The site iTulip.com, which was restarted this week after a three-year hiatus, does not hesitate to claim credit for accurately predicting that the bubble would pop. It even got the timing right.	March 2006: Run, don't walk, to iTulip. In case you missed it the first time around, iTulip predicted and then chronicled the dot-com bust with acumen and wit. Now it's back, skewering hedge funds and other current excesses.
August 2002: Janszen seems nonchalant about the economic carnage, as if he could have told you it was coming.  Actually, he did. "...an acerbic, informative Web site that never misses a chance to skewer ...  modern America's answer to tulip mania: the technology-stock craze." Washington Post "...a cautionary tale of financial mania."	March 1999: "...the place to go for a contrary view of the markets."  - Bill Griffeth