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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ALYA Cost cutting system via software as well as security

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To: JS who wrote (846)6/13/1998 10:25:00 PM
From: DrMedina1  Read Replies (2) of 2534
 
It's impossible to prove a negative, as we Ph.D's with training in logic know. ALYA's float is exactly as at appears to be in the DD at the head of this thread. A few hundred thousand shares from small original investors have been sold under 144's over the past several months. Most of the non-public float is in the hands of the Chairman and Senior Management, and not one share of it has appeared for sale.

No, I don't think you have the power to provoke a panic in the stock. But it does seem passing strange that you showed up here all of a sudden to tout your doubts when an MM is trying to short the stock down and a well known SI guru has backed away from the company because he doesn't like its IR firm.

This same SI guru has made hundreds of posts trying to explain to the world why it should not be concerned that the C.E.O. of his pet company got indicted for stock fraud and fled the country. I hope he is right, because I still have shares in that company. Further, I seem to remember that the same guru or persons then aligned with him was involved in a war a couple of months ago with another guru over which of two unrelated companies, one of which was and is a client of World Vision, really owned a film library, which now has disappeared, along with the other company, which the guru's party was backing.

You know, in the end, the market will decide, not this silly S.I. politics. I've been posting this weekend to try to reassure ALYA stockholders in the face of some unsettling action in the stock. Thought my friends on this thread were entitled to know more about what was going on.

But I've said everything I have to say. Make up your own minds. Whether you stay in or jump out, we'll still be here.
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