At one point ALYD was up 200%+, but, obviously, the numbers weren't there to support the price and we came right back down. If we hit the projected numbers (either 40% accelerated growth or 50% consistent growth towards FYE '98 revenues of $75M), as we seem to be on-target to doing, then we should be back at those lofty levels and higher, IMO. At this point in time, I don't see any other Y2K company besides ALYD projecting that sort of improvement, nor even hinting at it by continuously announcing contracts with high-profile, deep-pocket Fortune 500 clients.
When the race is over for which Y2K company got the most Y2K business, I expect ALYD to be among the leaders, if not right up at the top. That is, of course, no consolation to the short-termers among us, but, for long-termers, it should be well worth the wait.
- Jeff |
