Critics of Internet IPOs say they pop and drop. Well, not quite. And fans of those who didn't get in at the IPO price should take note: IPODEX shows that this group is up 120% from after-IPO lows.

This basket ended April 8 20% off all-time highs with MarketWatch (NASDAQ:MKTW - news) off the most from highs, down 38%.

Since March 25 these stocks posted 18% gains led by WebTrends (NASDAQ:WEBT - news) with a 60% rocketship.

Check the stats:

Company	Stock	8-Apr	Percent	Change from	8-Apr	High %	8-Apr	Low %
name	Symbol	close	change vs. 3/25	IPO	% of high	vs. IPO	% difference/low	vs. IPO
MarketWatch	MKTW	$ 81.00	18%	376%	-38%	665%	45%	229%
Healtheon	HLTH	$ 52.13	40%	552%	-14%	659%	140%	172%
Verticalnet	VERT	$ 112.00	3%	600%	-13%	706%	222%	117%
Allaire	ALLR	$ 57.13	2%	186%	-20%	256%	68%	70%
Pacific Internet	PCNTF	$ 64.00	40%	276%	-27%	418%	144%	54%
Prodigy	PRGY	$ 38.75	3%	158%	-23%	238%	94%	33%
Vignette	VIGN	$ 78.00	9%	311%	-13%	374%	109%	96%
WebTrends	WEBT	$ 72.00	60%	454%	-1%	461%	227%	69%
	TOTAL	$ 555.00	18%	344%	-20%	454%	120%	102%
	AVERAGE	$ 69.38	18%	344%	-20%	454%	120%	102%
	MEDIAN	$ 68.00	33%	312%	-15%	388%	126%	83%

Moves behind the moves:

WebTrends Enterprise Suite is named as nominee for awards from Network Computing magazine.

Prodigy (NASDAQ:PRGY - news) announces a new service for Spanish-speaking Net users. Says that Spanish speakers buy computers at twice the rate of English speakers. I believe this market may be getting ripe for such a service and applaud Prodigy's efforts. No surprise though given its Mexican majority ownership.

Healtheon (NASDAQ:HLTH - news) signs Tektronix (NYSE:TEK - news) , a healthcare provider with 8,000 employees in the U.S. and in 26 countries, to use Healtheon's Web-based benefits management service.