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To: R. Bond who wrote (1325)	7/30/1997 12:26:00 PM
From: Mad Monk	of 10786

Mr. Bond: Good morning. IMHO, these jokers have license to pee! <<"Why don't you go buy a lottery ticket?" says Mr. Feinstein, of Crowell Weedon. "Your odds are better there.">> This is the most pornographic statement any human being can make on this side of the planet. Mathematically, he is completely under water. He just flunked high school math. Crowell Weedon should downgrade itself from average to under water by hiring mathematics genius like Feinstein. Historically, he is also under water. Just ask the shareholders that have made millions and tell them to buy lottery ticket. I know Feinstein. He was the star analyst who was bullish in Datametric (DC) at $10 and pushed his clients into oblivion when DC tanked to $0.875. <<"I like to have companies with a good, stable history," says Kris Tuttle of SoundView Financial Group in Stamford, Conn. "They seem like one of those companies no one has actually spent any time with.">> Oh no! Mr. Kris "hards(h)ell" Turtle again? I recall Tuttle spoke with fork tongue last October in Orlando when he recommended VIAS and MatriDigm. Did MatriDigm has a good stable history last October Mr. Tuttle? What are my mad thoughts about WSJ, Feinstein and Tuttle? Here we go: "These guys are bear plants who have secret agendas. Their ferocious attacks allow me to link them to the Market Muggers who want your shares. Today's intraday low of $21.50 created a false downside breakout (previous low was $21.75) to shake the shares loose. Why do they want your shares? Because big things will happen fast and beyond their control and they want your shares in their inventory. For the last two years, ALYD has been one of the most hated Y2K stocks. Most brokers loathe it. Now it suddenly popped up. Feinstein missed the boat. Tuttle missed the boat. WSJ insiders missed the boat. Today, these sour grapes pissed all over the south east region. They stink. Name five public traded companies with more quality Y2K contracts than ALYD, then I'll sell." Your call. Regards, Mad Monk PS. Charles, I hope that you would understand what I meant when I said the odds favored a Wave Two correction rather than a "1 and 2 waves" in Wave One. (EOM)

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