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To: Starwalt who wrote (6401)5/23/1998 1:57:00 AM
From: stox19  Respond to of 10786
 
Starwalt, Runner, what Bob o. means with shareholder approval ALYD is
now capable of raising the # of shares if the management chooses so.

Bob Gruder mentioned at the meeting that 10MM of these shares could
be used for growth and the rest for a safety net for when the stock is
ready to split.

I took Gruder to be sincere and when I asked him about the capacity
of ALYD when flood gates open. He said $33 to $36 million lines of
codes in one month. On low estimates of $.35 to $.40 per L.O.C. this
is revenue of 34.5MM to 48.5MM per quarter.IMHO $2 per share is
definetly possible if Y2K becomes the focus of society, business,
and of course government.

GO ALYD GO



To: Starwalt who wrote (6401)5/23/1998 7:09:00 PM
From: bob oserin  Respond to of 10786
 
Star, only thing I'm pointing out is there is no dilution from the 50mm
shares on the basis of "authorized" stock. The $1.00 per share is valid as long
as the current shares "outstanding" are not increased.
Since BG is negotiating a purchase, he'll need either cash or stock,
or both to carry it off. Don't you agree? That's when dilution may occur!

BOB O


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