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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (6655)	6/27/1998 10:04:00 AM
From: Larry Brew	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10786

Jeff, << Alydaar's home page >> I've read it a couple times. It reads almost as good as FBN. <ggg> I think my point was missed. It's a web page, hidden among thousands of others. Those outstanding points need to be published in the form of press releases or on the news wire. I use Microsoft Investor as my primary investment tool. With every new press release an icon appears to tag and go read. I'm sure most investor services offer the same support. I track 108 stocks. I would say ALYD is among the bottom 5 for releasing info. If Gruder holds back because he's afraid of interpretation or response, he's shooting himself in the foot. If he's waiting for earnings to speak for itself, another mistake. Take Yahoo for example. The market is driven by perception of the future. Only during a Bear do earnings mean much. Even a staple like Coke carries 40+ earnings. ORCL is a good example of PR. Ellison spends all his press time bashing Gates. Good earnings and look at the poor stock performance. Gruder needs to warm those analysts up, and not by belittling competitors. An example of good PR is TXN. Engibous (COB) whom I know, is not the best PR man. If you watch CNBC you will see his CFO always speaks. A silver tongue and straight talk of TI's positive looking products. TI stock stands pretty strong in the face of many major problems. Too bad for me, I want a drop to $40 before buying back in. :-) Again PR, PR, PR. If you know Gruder, work on it. It's a payback every time. IMUO. <<In my unhumbled opinion >> Larry