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To: Runner who wrote (1328)	7/30/1997 12:47:00 PM
From: the artist	of 10786

"Most of the article was old news..." True. Not only that, much of what was said about Alydaar (promise of big successes, but no track record... risk level, etc...) could have been said about any Y2K stock- no one, not even the companies involved in other business ventures (i.e. KEA, EDS, TPRO...) can show us a "solid" Y2K track record. Alydaar's "raison d'etre" is to solve the Y2K problem. So they may not have more than contracts to show for it, but to say that they are no better than a lottery ticket is absurd! True, we may hype these stocks a little excessively at times... but WSJ's article chooses to attack ALYD by focusing on the start-up dynamics that are characteristic of any young tech company...especially one with a totally new product. So to all of the chickens out there- run, run! the sky is falling! As for the rest of us, look at the quality of ALYD's Y2K product, look at the contracts... ALYD will perform regardless of petty mud slinging. The proof is in the pudding, folks. Just a level-headed opinion, -the artist

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