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To: b. f. who wrote (1533)	7/28/1998 6:14:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (3) of 2534

Have you called anyone at ALYA and voiced your concerns? If you have and are still concerned then don't invest in ALYA. If you are invested and are losing sleep, then sell and find another investment worth the risk. I still don't see any bookkeeping tricks. Hiring an I/R firm like World Vision will not do anything more than open a few doors for a company like ALYA. This is no promotional scam set on ruining investors. It's simply a business which is still in it's earliest developmental stages. ALYA has yet to make a profit but judging from their earnings projections that will happen next year. Until then and even after the stock will probably move higher but not without hiccups. Is it reasonable to blame World Vision or ALYA for the lack of stock performance since it reached it's high last April? To some degree perhaps. I still maintain the stock got ahead of the fundamentals and that had little to do with ALYA or World Vision. You know very few stocks actually move much higher on news unless that news is so spectacular and unexpected that a buying frenzy ensues. The internet has been responsible for more than one of these as readers of threads like these are lead to believe the sky is the limit. I tried to buy more ALYA today. I would have in fact quadrupled my position but I put in a limit order and it did not fill. I am very disappointed because when I look at ALYA I see a stock that has a very limited downside that will return to previous lofty peaks before the end of the year. You know the old story. Buy on the rumor, sell on the news? Here is a rumor for you: ALYA just might be a good buy at these levels. I see no indications of any impropriety by ALYA management at the present time. Financial documents are not instruments of full disclosure. The bottom line is still risk to reward and ultimately how does ALYA grow it's business to become profitable. I think the business plan is sound. The product appears to be more than competitive. I mean can anyone tell me who has a competitive product today? New investors considering a buy in ALYA should continue to place small limit orders. The stock will run on anticipation of earnings as further contracts are announced but it's going to be a while yet before ALYA is really making money. Regards, Jeff

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