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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: Jeffrey L. Henken who wrote (1529)	7/28/1998 1:10:00 PM
From: MeDroogies	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2534

I agree thoroughly. The P&D fellows got in and ran the stock up...which was nice for a lot of people. Alot of us (myself included) got in late, and have had to be content to average down. I don't mind. Every stock I averaged down in has eventually rewarded me spectacularly. (Well, one didn't, but that was when I was first learning) Anyway, I think ALYA is UNDERVALUED here, based on forward potential...but fairly valued on current incomes/earnings. Is there backdoor selling? Could be, nobody is admitting to it, and ALYA has a pretty good record with shareholders...so I don't think so. This is just a slow decline as P&Ders get out, and some people who bought in late (like me) get disgusted. I like their chances...

To: Jeffrey L. Henken who wrote (1529)	7/28/1998 5:36:00 PM
From: b. f.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2534

"If I may put a question to you. Could you please give us your opinion on the bookkeeping trick the company used in the last financial release, the "news" releases that engendered the sell offs on same, and the attempts to pump up the value of the stock by hiring World Vision. Are they acquiring another company with shares, thinking of being bought out, want to get more money per share as they sell shares to support the business, or perhaps some people wanted to get rid of some cheap shares? Other reasons?" Sale of software rights 1,152,160 added to gross profit. Interim CFSO March 31,1998. Perhaps you or TL could definatively explain that, it is not a regular sale. Did the company actually recieve the funds? I must admit that I do not understand the accompanying note 8. This FS was also used as a "news" release showing a small loss per share that was as a direct result of this write in. I am quite willing to accept the fact that the company was pumped and dumped as you have said it, but it seems to me that they, the company, were aiding and abetting the process, as opposed to an outside influence, which is what I was asking your opinion on when I asked you about, the "news" releases that engendered the sell offs on same, and the attempts to pump up the value of the stock by hiring World Vision. Are they acquiring another company with shares, thinking of being bought out, want to get more money per share as they sell shares to support the business, or perhaps some people wanted to get rid of some cheap shares? Other reasons?" Perhaps you will have enough time to address the above in your next post. "I think you are looking too hard for reasons why the stock fell." I don't think that one can discount everything that has happened in a stocks past and bravely look to the future with impunity. It is not just the stock but also the actions of the company that are of interest. Getting some answers are just part of DD.