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To: Tech Master who wrote (3220)	11/12/1997 7:14:00 PM
From: Witmyer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Alyd is like a TIN MAN... they all have a presentation and a product "some better than others." they are only as good as their last sale-Contract. they spend all their s/g/a and must run ahead of the train. Alyd has minimal revenues and ongoing expenses. PE- has to be the same miles as it is to mars? actually no PE. short term buisness should be fantastic, long term they remind me of a Y2K contract. once their code is completed-it appears to be over.when the world seems like it's coming to an end ; hang in there -never sell into a down MM!!! BUY < FS > WITS LONG DONG AND HANGING. P.S. - let's sue them and get 25cents a share ##*!!''~~~?

To: Tech Master who wrote (3220)	11/13/1997 4:11:00 AM
From: JDN	Respond to of 10786

Dear Tech Master: Well, you have been catching the falling knife all the way down. Hope this is the bottom. I have a "feeling" and thats all it is that late yesterday was the classic "blowoff" in the market. Barring some catastophic international news today my "hunch" is the general market it NOW going to make a U turn and rapidly rise beginning today. Cant say as I feel the same for ALYD presently. Unless they have some fabulous news to go along with the dismal quarter release we may "miss" this rising tide this time. But IF they can have a good 12/31 quarter and release the info in January we may get in on the typical January rise. JDN