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To: Bottom Line who wrote (5993)	4/30/1998 11:49:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Respond to of 10786

How do you lose faith in a company that grew from $32K to $2.5M to $6.2M to $8.4M? How do you lose faith in a company that chooses a strategy, from day 1, the factory approach, the industry pundits are finally admitting is the way to go? How do you lost faith in a company that has positioned itself to take in massive amounts of code that has no alternative but to be fixed before 1/1/2000? IMO, in the race to 2000, ALYD has positioned itself well in the pack, and is one of the few vendors even able to turn things into high gear. The big winners will not be the companies who are ahead the most times during the race (or else ZITL would have been declared the winner long ago), but the ones that cross the finish line at the front of the pack. If you want to base your opinion on how good a Y2K company is by how good their stock is to trade, that's your prerogative. I choose to look at the fundamentals of the company. - Jeff