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To: Jack McKibben who wrote (5188)	3/23/1998 8:08:00 AM
From: CharlieBoy	Respond to of 10786

A good point, well made. What's going on? I thought this was the new dial-an-insult thread... CharlieBoy

To: Jack McKibben who wrote (5188)	3/23/1998 8:24:00 AM
From: Bert Zed	Respond to of 10786

Point taken and we have acknowledged this conundrum on multiple occasions. But what is the answer. A lot of us may agree that Bob Gruder is not the best CEO that Alydaar could have, now that it is almost delivering what all and sundry have been waiting for. But it is probable that he is the only guy in the world that could have dragged Alydaar from year zero to its present position in time. Maybe he should recruit some heavyweight non-execs, maybe he should recruit a heavyweight CFO and pass the IR role to that CFO. Who knows? Mr "55% loses" tech sometimes has something to offer the thread but why oh why oh why does he have to continuously and endlessly ponder the imponderable. tech the oxymoron. Occasionally oxus (sharp), but inevitably and repeatedly and depressingly and obsessively moros (dull) with his continuous reiteration of the obvious and facile. Most of us are here because we believe that Alydaar is heading in a certain general direction. And that direction, as Professor Buzz Lightyear informed us, should be "onward and upward" Regards, Del. ps. tech, create your own thread.

To: Jack McKibben who wrote (5188)	3/23/1998 10:42:00 AM
From: Tech Master	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10786

Jack- ALYD is a company emerging from a rapid ramp-up phase and from life as a "start up". It is very easy for a guy like tech to sit and take pot shots at the company for failing to turn a profit to date. However, it is unlikely that these blue chip clients would want to work with a company that they felt would "run out of gas". There is no response I can give to end this debate until ALYD releases 1st Q numbers which demonstrate continued growth and earnings! The skeptics and short sellers will be silenced..... Tech Master