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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ALYA Cost cutting system via software as well as security -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DrMedina1 who wrote (928)	6/19/1998 1:35:00 PM
From: TLWatson59	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2534

Here Doc this one's for you! ALYA INTERNATIONAL INTERIM ONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET (UNAUDITED) MARCH 31, 1998 (EXPRESSED IN U.S. DOLLARS) March 31 September 1998 1997 ASSETS Current Assets Cash $ (107,537) 6, 802 Accounts Receivable 90,183 97,015 Inventories 11,910 12,250 Prepaid expenses and other assets 16,652 23,146 ________ _______ 11,208 139,213 Capital assets 72,930 112,782 Totals 84,138 251,995 LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts payable 268, 877 514,261 Operating Line of Credit 21,000 21,600 Other Short Term Debt 44,305 Convertible debt 72,000 Due to related parties 11,633 71,691 _________ _________ Totals 301,510 723,857 SHAREHOLDERS' DEFICIENCY Common shares 1,152 1,084 Preferred Shares 40 Additional paid in capital 3,629,188 2,715,875 Stock Options 25,000 317,500 Shareholder subscription receivable (292,038) (90,000) Warrants 18,854 25,000 Accumulated deficit (3,609,113) (3,450,866) Cumulative translation adjustment 9,545 9,545 Sub-totals (217,372) (471,862) ___________ ___________ Totals Liabilities & Capital $ 84,138 251,995 Balance common shares 3/31/98 11,513,282 (does not include: 145,000 warrants 1,250,00 options) Notes to the financial statement consider the terms of issue as anti-dilutive. Note: Prepaid assets include employee advances of $9,500 and goods and services tax receivables of $7,739. Results of EDGAR Form Search Your query: alya international Your search had 0 hits. Generated at 07:01:52 EDT on June 19, 1998 From the intro to this thread: " ALYA is the ONLY company that offers a fully LonWorks compliant system for security and building access. LonWorks is an intelligent communications system for control networks. It is becoming the standard in building automation and was developed by Echelon and funded by Motorola (who funded $100,000,000 and owns 20% of Echelon), Toshiba and the Quantum Fund. The company has a 2 year and $3,000,000 head start in this industry." Reads a little different when separated in the main body. Where's the $3 million? Certinly not on the balance sheet in any form. How much and in what form is the new PR firm be recompensed? BTW could you have picked a better place than the burgeoning economy of SLOVAKIA to announce your first major contract for this leading edge technology that's at least two years ahead of the competition. If the public were not so gullible this thread would be a joke. Waiting for you all to join the ranks of SEXI, RMIL, MTCI hypesters.

To: DrMedina1 who wrote (928)	6/20/1998 11:11:00 AM
From: Jane Hafker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2534

Dr.M., I was so confused by his post to me I didn't know whether he was a long jumping me, AS USUAL, and par for the course all over SI, if there was anything that vaguely sounded a smiggen like a sensible question about the product. Then it seemed that he was actually telling me that ALYA had NO patent on Lon Works, and was one of the 683 companies he listed which had Lon works, whatever, and made lonworks, and could sell lonworks to me door to door if they wanted to. My understanding, please correct me is that ALYA HAS DEVELOPEDE AND PATENTED LONWORKS AND IT IS HIGHLY DESIRABLE, NO ONE ELSE CAN RIP IT OFF DUE TO THE INTERNATIONAL PATENT PROCESS AND THEREFORE THESE PEOPLE IF THEY WANT TO USE LONWORKS MUST IN FACT PURCHASE LONWORKS FROM THE COMPANY NAMED ALYA. Is this correct? And as for house brand, that's the way Safeway became the true giant in the food industry. All of the best and if you're cheap and like to save money, they put it in a little can with a less fancy label and don't charge you the 15 cents for each high gloss fancy deep color label that those with too much money to spend find an infinite relief that they can purchase the very best. Usually the same product is in the can/package sitting beside it with the 2 colored safeway brand label. I found this out at Lucky, where they had everything house label. When I asked who made the Lucky cream cheese sitting next to the Philadelphia cream cheese, the guy went out back for about 3 minutes and came back and said, "the people that make Philadephia." IOW, it's a way to sell Lonworks a little cheaper, and I say great, just sell the lonworks for pete's sake to every living soul on earth if you can, why not? I could not understand whether I was being jumped by a viscious long or jumped by a vicious short, or more probably, jumped by a man badly burned who is sick and tired to death of seeing people taken in BB stocks. I am among that crowd, so I think if this stock is gold it will weather the test here, and that's good. I'm sure LESX would have me taken behind the thread and shot immediately for such comment however. But I am curious: T something, are you short or just mad as h___ ..and don't care who doesn't like it. I spoke to Dale Wednesday and was super turned on by what he told me about his personal visit to the ALYA plant/base/admin, whatever there in CA. It is a beehive, and dying stocks aren't beehives, they are deserted and everyone is packing up that's still there. All concerned have strange little...." I can't say anything now, .I'll talk to you later", and later is when the plant has closed and it's been announced. Check the JAXI thread for worst case scenario and case study of a total Burn.