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To: CharlieBoy who wrote (5516)	4/2/1998 3:27:00 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

CharlieBoy, I wasn't talking about extinction, I was talking about marketshare. Those companies I mentioned were once #1 in their sector. Investors who sunk money into them at that time figured they would continue to grow and diversify. Didn't happen. The point is, ALYD investors (and Y2K company investors in general) will bail at the height of Y2K unless they see a clear growth path past 2000. Much like the companies I mentioned, I think many Y2K standouts will be bought-out and absorbed. Only a few will become true IT powerhouses. ALYD may be one, maybe it won't. All I'm suggesting is we'll have plenty of time as investors to make an informed decision before Y2K hysteria peaks. - Jeff