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To: David C Mapes who wrote (2405)	9/15/1997 10:30:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	of 10786

David, Controversy is nothing new to this and many other Y2K threads. I recall a similar flap with a "Paul Westley" back in late April: techstocks.com It was my contention that ALYD's beta tests with Fortune 500 companies earlier in the year were a positive sign that ALYD was in the process of "landing the big ones". Obviously I was right. Curious that Mr. Westley is nowhere to be found-- here, the CSGI thread, or anywhere on SI. Now perhaps he hit the lotto and retired to his own island, I don't know, but I somehow don't think he bought ALYD at 8, the price it was exactly when he was posting to this thread. Bummer. Now, I'm contending that ALYD has the contracts and the alliances to be in the top echelon of all Y2K companies. It's simple: if you believe that there is big money in fixing the "millennium bug" and ALYD is, indeed, a premier Y2K company, and you're not freaked out by a high PE, consider buying ALYD. If not, it's a free country; invest in another stock that makes you happy. I mean, who needs stress? (gg) - Jeff

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