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Technology Stocks : Information Architects (IARC): E-Commerce & EIP
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To: Dwight E. Karlsen who wrote (291)4/22/1997 10:38:00 PM
From: Gerald Underwood   of 10786
 
Dwight,

I had been looking at Alydaar since summer of last year, however with little or no background available on the company, I simply did not feel secure buying in especially at the then elevated price. However when stock recently fell into the ten dollar share range I started investigating again and found much more information was available with
pending contracts in the works. I also started looking at Zitel again when it fell into the teens. The comparison between the two just couldn't stand up. Some of my reasoning is as follows.

1. Buying Zitel only gives interest in 35% of Matridigm. Matridigm is going to have to earn 3 times as much money as any other y2k stock. Zitel stock is higher priced and will have to earn higher ROI to stay even. Short interest in Zitel is excessive and stock is subjected to stomach churning varience on almost a daily basis.
2. ALYD in second generation is reported to convert code faster than Zitel therefore Matridigm's speed is no longer unique. This is one of the chief factors that has made MD preferred.
3. Alydaar's platform is language independent and thus will be able to not only acquire more contracts but will be able to write larger contracts within any one company. Most large companies have programs written in several codes, ie. COBOL, client server, etc and will likely consider it advantageous to contract someone who can do it all rather than just limited editions of COBOL.
3. ALYD has windowing ready and a large proportion of companies want windowing.

The above is my opinion only and should not be taken as investment advice. Please do you own due diligence before investing.

Regards,

Gerry
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