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To: RODNEY R. BORDELON who wrote (4627)	2/25/1998 8:33:00 PM
From: bob oserin	Respond to of 10786

Truth and Del, the Senate Banking Comm. heard Chrmn. Greenspan suggest the 1/1/99 Euro conversion should be postponed until the y2k is properly addressed. He also down-played the effect of y2k in Asia, stating his belief that systems recently established are y2k ready and the older systems may only produce minor problems. He indicated that the RB really doesn't know what y2k problems interconnectivity will produce for the banking system world-wide. BOB O

To: RODNEY R. BORDELON who wrote (4627)	2/28/1998 3:31:00 PM
From: 45bday	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10786

I bought this stock at 14 a few months back as they were garnering what appeared to be good contracts. Sold some at 19 1/2, and bought more at 16 1/2 and 19. Average price now around 17 3/4 with some profits in my pocket. All in all up a couple of bucks. No biggy. Since that date I have taken a few big hits and hit a couple of winners so that when I look at my total y2x experience it's good - not great, and probably would have done a lot better these past few months elsewhere. Going forward I am trying to decide whether this sector is just so overvalued that it has nowhere to go or eventually earnings will justify these amazing cap rates, and I should jump into some of the ones that have been beat down of late. It is hard to look at ALYD's market cap and not seriously wonder what the heck we're all doing. Especially in view of where the market is, and where it could go these next few months. Just a few ramblings while my 4 1/2 yr. old naps. Enjoy your weekend.