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Technology Stocks : Information Architects (IARC): E-Commerce & EIP
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To: Jack McKibben who wrote (8012)10/7/1998 11:02:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell  Read Replies (2) of 10786
 
Jack, in answer to your questions... IMO:

1. We haven't had a press release from ALYD in nearly a month?
Pic N' Pay, State of Georgia, and 3M Europe are the last three. Yes, it's been almost a month since the last one. But that's more than most Y2K companies have released in six months. But, regardless, Y2K stocks don't seem to move at all on news anymore.

2. That after reviewing over 200+ posts here that, while some posts are somewhat informative, less that 10% really have any substance as to what ALYD is actually doing to improve shareholder equity - merely speculation?
Bottom line is that all ALYD can really do to increase shareholder equity is announce numbers that really do increase shareholder equity. Unlike other Y2K companies, I believe ALYD will actually show a profit, and a profit greater than the one last quarter.

3. The price continues to erode?
ALYD is lumped into an entire sector that has eroded >50%. ALYD's time is best spent attracting new shareholders as the only ones left, for the most part, are us diehards. Step one is a solid post Y2K strategy. Step 2 is continued upward earnings. Step three is Y2K finally getting front page media attention.

4. That Jeff et al do not post quasi insider information any longer (as if Gruder etc. are not talking to them either)?
As I said, at this point the only people remaining in Y2K are the diehards. Anything I say is like preaching to the choir. Like everyone, I'm waiting patiently for an audience to return to this sector and/or ALYD.

5. That even the Tech's of the world don't find ALYD interesting anymore?
Ask him.

6. That the discussions have lately focused on EURO$ and Clinton and the capturing of certain numbered posts?
It's called passing time until the Main Event. Here's hoping there really is a main event (g).

- Jeff
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