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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (6509)	6/2/1998 2:56:00 AM
From: Robert K. Sims	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10786

Jeff, you stated Problem is, once all the parties finished talking, the analysts knew way too much inside information to begin coverage immediately. Jeff, I can't help but to wonder if they analysts who knew too much inside information to begin coverage begin buying. In my post Message 4088571 I got torched for such a suggestion. I stated Just for the record it looks like you've cut a deal with someone else such as a mutual fund and are intentionally withholding news that could make the stock fly. There is no reason for this kind of volume with out price fluctuation otherwise. Maybe you're letting them load up at this price so you don't have to do a secondary offering soon, maybe not. No one knows for sure except you and a chosen few. If in fact this is what you are doing then it's WRONG. People who have supported this company for years are getting concerned and selling because you chose to keep them in the dark. It's not right. Now you tell us that he did give the analyst or mutual fund managers inside information that probably would have made the stock move. Just maybe I was right. Now we here a lawsuit was filed the day of the shareholders meeting and we the shareholders weren't told. Jeff, be completely honest. Do you think the Alydaar management is being deceptive to the shareholders? I walked away from the shareholders meeting thinking everything was up to par and now this. This disturbs me. I don't like it at all. -Robert