I have been confident with the way ALYA has been trying to get the
company moving into positive levels. I am happy with my investment. Those
who I deal with are happy. I feel it's better that those who aren't in
for the long haul or see the potential give us their shares. This float
can be bought up with no money at all. I feel $700,000 can buy up the
rest of the float and or move us to $4 - $5
It's best that those who got in early get out now. Why should they
benefit from a $xx share price and they don't know the company. I told
my family members, close associates to buy and hold. I asked those in my
email list to just pick up $1000 worth each, and hold. I feel this
company will continue to get more $ deals the closer we get to 2000
All those that try to say negative things on the company, only use the
price as the #1 attack point. All the 144's were from individual
investors that had an opportunity a few years back to get in on the
ground floor. Most don't even know or care about the development. They
want to get their profit alla daytrading. We are buying at these levels
and so what if we get a 300% profit in 6 months instead of 1
I believe in this company. Everyone close to ALYA is excited about it's
development. I have been given honest responses about ALYA and will wait
for the bigger price range.
<<< Company Press Release
Consortium of Small-cap Public Companies Join Individual Investor
Organization to Promote Superior Standards of Financial 'Accessibility',
'Scrutiny' and 'Disclosure'!
30 Companies Qualify for 'Seal of Best Practices in Investor Relations'
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 23, 1998-- A consortium of 30
small-capitalization public companies --- Alternative Entertainment
(ALTT), ALYA International (OTCBB:ALYA - news), American Eco Corporation
(Nasdaq:ECGOF - news), Beverly Hills Country Club (OTCBB:BHCC - news),
Boatraks (OTCBB:BTRK - news), Casino Journal Publishing (OTCBB:CJPG -
news), Colorstone International (CSTN), Corporate HQ (COHQ), DataWorks
(Nasdaq:DWRX - news), Dinosaurus (OTCBB:DINO - news), Elephant and
Castle Group (Nasdaq:PUBSF - news), Hydro Growth Systems (HYGS),
Imperial Ginseng (Nasdaq:IGPFF - news), IVP Technology (OTCBB:TALL -
news), Kaleidoscope Media Group (OTCBB:KMGG - news), Metal Recovery
(OTCBB:MRTI - news), Mortgage Bankers Holding Corp. (OTCBB:MBHC - news),
Net Nanny Software (NNS.V), National Affiliated Corp. (OTCBB:NAAC -
news), NetUSA, Inc. (OTCBB:NTSA - news), Ora Electronics (OTCBB:ORAE -
news), Probity International (PROB), Remington Hall Capital (OTCBB:REMH
- news), Rocky Mountain Ginseng (OTCBB:RMGG - news), Spa Faucet
(OTCBB:DRIP - news), Starnet Communications Intl. (OTCBB:SNMM - news),
Sunbase Asia (Nasdaq:SNBS - news), U.S. Digital (OTCBB:USDI - news),
Wall Street Records (OTCBB:RECD - news) and ZMAX Corp. (Nasdaq:ZMAX -
news) --- have joined forces with the non-profit Investors Research
Institute, Inc. to establish and implement higher standards of financial
''accessibility'', ''scrutiny'' and ''disclosure'' for public companies.
The 30 companies which have qualified to display the 'Seal of Best
Practices in Investor Relations' issued by IRI, intend that their pledge
to adhere to the Institute's principles will enable investors to
differentiate their policies from those of other companies in this
sector which traditionally has not seen as much information flow as is
generally available for larger capitalization companies.
Many of the companies have applied or qualified for Elite Membership,
meaning they have agreed to continuing third-party analyst coverage,
financial presentations and conference calls equally accessible to all
classes of investors, including individual investors, and have pledged
to keep at least three years of press releases on their websites, among
several other requirements.
When otherwise unavailable, the continuing analyst coverage may be
provided by nine wirehouse-quality analysts who qualified in the
organization's unique Public Analysis & Review (PAR) program, designed
to ensure that all public companies which are willing to undergo
third-party scrutiny may now be followed quarterly. At the same time,
National Healthcare Manufacturing Corp. (Nasdaq:NHMCF - news) has not
re-enrolled in the PAR program and has been dropped from coverage.
The companies pledge to meet all of the requirements associated with the
organization's standards over the next year, and will report monthly on
their efforts and current status.
''This is a great start for the 'Seal of Best Practices', a program
which grew out of the public hearing conducted by the Task Force on Best
Practices at the Money Show in Orlando earlier this year,'' said Brad
Smith, Chairman of IRI. ''This fall, our organization's officers and
directors, as well as analysts in the PAR program, and executives
representing participating companies in the 'Seal' program, will begin a
round of interviews designed to educate the general investing public to
'look for the seal'.
Smith said the organization is especially pleased that five of the
founding participants in the 'Seal of Best Practices' program are
developing companies which have not yet commenced trading, but
nevertheless wanted to begin meeting the association's strict standards.
The non-profit Institute is administered by IRI, Inc. (IRIK), itself a
public company in registration.
The text for the Task Force hearing may be seen at
iri.800-all-news.com .
''We would like to commend the executives of these companies for taking
this important initial step in agreeing to adopt higher standards than
are required by regulatory agencies.''
A special open enrollment plan will continue through July 31. The
'Seal', as well as the enrollment and monthly reporting forms, may be
found on the internet at investorsresearch.org or
members.xoom.com . >>>
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