Oh, Jeffrey how you like to post so much misinformation... I rather find it amusing to what extent you try to post B.S.
You "claim" that Pancho shorted ALYD based on my T/A..... That is pure B.S.
I have never told or suggested to anyone to take short positions in ALYD. In fact, the opposite is true.
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To: tech (3632 )
From: Pancho Villa
tech >>Sell target is again $23.00<<
Hope you see 23 again. IMO this puppy is headed down as the BB people who pumped it up take profits. Read the SEC filling carefully. This company is as close to a y2k scam as you can get. Current valuation is just ridiculous.
Pancho
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To: Pancho Villa (3636 )
From: tech
Pancho, please go back and check this thread to see who was one of the first people to say that ALYD was overvalued.
Go back and see who sold at 26 1/4 and rode this puppy down from 23 to 13.
Go back and check to see who was fighting all the hype on this thread, while others were calling for a "moon shot"
Go back and check to see who has a track record for trading ALYD and who has been able to set accurate price targets.
Like I stated several times before:
Is ALYD over priced ? YES
Does anyone care ? NO
People are not buying this stock on fundamentals. They are buying in on future prospects. Whether they are foolish or wise to do so remains to be seen, but they don't give a shi* about today's market cap, they are looking at tomorrow's "possibilities".
Look, If you are going to attack ALYD, then do it based on fundamentals and revenues, and some of the over the top projections made by the people on this thread.
Saying that:
"This company is as close to a y2k scam as you can get."
Is ridiculous. This company is NOT a scam and for you to call it such is pure crap.
There is no difference in you calling ALYD a scam and what others, such as the Mad Monk, were doing on other SI threads.
This word "scam" has been thrown around the SI so often that some people now equate it with "exciting investment opportunity". If there isn't someone calling it a "scam" then it's not fun enough to buy into it.
Please, save the "scam" crap for people who have not heard it yet, and on the SI, I doubt if you would find someone.
The key to make money with ALYD is to trade it. Those who just keep staying on the roller coaster and hold long are fools, just as much as those who think they can short it into oblivion.
The longs have the valuation, lack of profitability, the Reg. S filings, and the big overhead working against them.
The Shorts have the hype that surrounds ALYD about the potential for huge revenues in '98 and '99, the "blanket" press releases that have a "big" name and no details that Bob Gruder makes, and the fact that the flood gates may open any time on the Y2k working against them.
I choose to sit right in the middle and play along with both the shorts and the longs.
Guess who has made out the best so far ?
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To: Pancho Villa (3639 )
From: tech
Pancho, good luck with your short. However, I would suggest you NOT aggressively short to many of the Y2k stocks after mid Q1 of '98
I feel that the whole sector could move up 20% to 30% by Q2.
I still do think that the best way to play ALYD is to trade it.
Some people may think that trading is not easy, but in reality it
is the easiest thing to do. All you have to do is to let go of your greed and pick a sell target and SELL
Buying is easy, it is selling that most people screw up on. They let their emotions take control and keep holding on in hopes of being part of a "moon shot".
They read some of the HYPE on these SI threads and talk themselves out of selling.
Emotions are the mother of all handicaps when it comes to the market.
You don't need a level II or any Pepto, you don't even need to quit you job. All you need to do is pick a price and stick to it, and if the stock is not moving like you feel it should, then don't be afraid to pull the sell trigger.
There are those on this thread who think that holding ALYD is called investing. I tend to call it foolish.
Anyone who would have traded ALYD in the past 12 months would of made, at the very least, 200% more that those who "invested".
You "invest" in companies that have positive earnings and have shown consistent profitability.
You "speculate" in companies you hope will have such.
Anyone who considers holding ALYD as "investing" has quite a few things to learn.
You often will make more money on the pure speculative stocks, that pan out, than the ones that are for investment purposes, however those who trade on the ups and downs while they are speculating will always have the advantage.
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