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Technology Stocks : Information Architects (IARC): E-Commerce & EIP
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To: Matt Hale who wrote (2059)8/25/1997 8:34:00 AM
From: JDN   of 10786
 
Dear Matt: Read your posts and the responses. The reason it didnt elicit more excitement is that we are aware of all of that. The cause was that ALYD had their stock offering and THEN developed their tool (thus they got a lot less for their stock than they would have) Example, PTUS developed their tool first and THEN had their offering (thus much higher proceeds from stock offering). The bottom line is that ALYD is believed to have one of the best tools in the business, it runs on a Main Frame. Also they are likely to have greater profits as they bring the code in house and not license their tool to others. I own both ALYD and PTUS to cover all the bases. Nothing against IAIC as although I dont own any I understand it is well managed and financially much better off than most Y2K companies. However, looking at it from the Shareholder side, their stock hasnt shown much to put in your pocket. Dont know why, but suspect their product doesnt hold up well against the competition. Just my thoughts. JDN
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