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To: RODNEY R. BORDELON who wrote (4477)	2/16/1998 10:42:00 PM
From: tech	Respond to of 10786

Truth, RE: >>your outlook in the near and long term are for ALYD. << As I have stated here before, I expect ALYD to be very volatile in the short term. The Automated Factory Approach will be, in my opinion, the most desired method to convert code. However, there are certain fundamental and managerial questions that still need to resolved as they pertain to ALYD. This post discussed some of them. exchange2000.com We have all seen the wild revenue projections that some of the members of this thread have thrown out from time to time. The focus can't only be on the revenue side, we also have to consider the expense side of the equation. There are also some questions regarding ALYD management, specifically Bob Gruder, that have to be addressed. We have seen several instances that material information has been released in a questionable manner and one specific instance that incorrect material information was given to the Charlotte Business Journal. exchange2000.com I believe that in the long run ALYD will be a good long term hold, but until some of these issues become resolved, there will be many many trading opportunities, ..just like the last one we saw.., and the volatility in the stock should be taken advantage of. Furthermore, if you do decide to buy the stock and hold it, you should, at least, sell covered calls to take advantage of the volatility. There are many people on this thread have held ALYD in their accounts for a long time now. If they didn't want to trade the stock, they could of at least used a covered call strategy to take in some good profits. Instead, they just keep riding the roller coaster and miss opportunity after opportunity. good luck. p.s. I will post my latest T/A on the stock later tonight.