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To: Captain Jack who wrote (5954)	4/29/1998 7:55:00 PM
From: RODNEY R. BORDELON	Respond to of 10786

John, It is going to take a turnaround in the thinking of the world on y2k to turn this y2k market around. Here is one of the problems. <<THE TRUTH IS BEST From: The Professor Wednesday, Apr 29 1998 2:19PM ET hey truth, I am laughing my ass off at you. Kevin will use you for tp paper and wipe his ass with you. lots of deep pockets over here... you, TM, and Mitchell wouldn't even fill up one of our pockets half way. tell Gruder I said hi... you know who. you sold at $22... oh big guy. I sold at $26 and shorted it down to $11. You know that was when TM and Mitchell and all new that Max's group were gonna dump, yet they were trying to sucker all the SI people into buying... oh, shhhh... wouldn't want that little piece of info to get out now would we.. could have a shareholder revolt on your hands.. hahaha love ya.>> This is what the longs are dealing with, good luck to you all. These deep pockets will prevail until y2k is brought to the forefront. You all keep blameing ALYD, but the real TRUTH is the above shi~. TRUTH

To: Captain Jack who wrote (5954)	4/29/1998 8:57:00 PM
From: sibe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

- it sure as hell should have risen on todays numbers... it would be nice to see what it takes to make this one move.... --John I don't necessarily agree, John. The price of 16 to 17 before today's announcement already took into consideration today's reported increase in revenues and profit. Also, the revenues reported today were below the numbers projected on this thread based on a 50% increase. Expenses continue to rise. But most important, the eps of 9 cents hardly justifies a price of 16 to 17. Nobody on this thread doubts the severity of the Y2k crisis. However, I am starting to doubt Alydaar's ability to cash in on the crisis. I don't foresee much upward movement in the stock price until Q2 earnings come out, and then only if they are extremely positive. The company has released numerous contracts already without any influence in the price. I will be selling and moving my money to other investments during that time. One thing I'm looking at is precious metals mutual funds. I'll still be around this thread in case Alydaar shows promise in the future. But for the short term, I think I can do better elsewhere. Best wishes to my fellow Alydaarlings.