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To: Susan Saline who wrote (14286)	5/13/1998 11:01:00 AM
From: SE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

Just a quick note for those interested. ALYD, one of my picks in the contest, is tanking. It is at 13 and change right now. This company is Y2K and they have turned the corner and are making money right now. Their client list reads like a whos who of Fortune 500 companies. Last year the stock went to 32 when they were losing money and the Y2K problem was another year out from D-Day. I suggest a strong and hard look at this company at this level. Of course, the downside is right now they are for all practical purposes only Y2K. They are speaking of doing some strategic acquisitions to expand to all areas of IT work, but they have not yet done so. Look for solid earnings this year and some good acquistions to come. Sure, this one is a gamble, but at $13, not a bad risk to reward ratio. -Scott