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To: RODNEY R. BORDELON who wrote (5929)	4/29/1998 4:10:00 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10786

Truth, we all know the market is a psychological game. If someone is indeed trying to make it appear like the "street" is not happy about something then that's their prerogative. Problem is, when you do things out of spite and not based on anything fundamental, you will most often get burned. Anyone with a brain knows that going from <.01 per share to .09 is remarkable growth no matter what line of business you are in. And anyone who understands ALYD's business plan understands that, unlike the body shops who are not accepting any more Y2K business, ALYD has the capacity to take in hundreds of millions of more lines of code in a heartbeat. Who else can do that? For the procrastinators, the 50% who won't have time to test their code, who else can remediate and test it for them? Every survey I have seen on Y2K shows the situation to be nearing a catastrophic level. Forget buying and learning tools, forget setting up satellite links to send the code overseas, forget about moving up the deadline-- you only have one choice: outsource the remediation to a company like ALYD. Fortune 500 companies know this; faithful readers of this thread (should) know this; knowing what will happen to ALYD's stock price when this realization sets is-- I can wait (gg). - Jeff