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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: Rommy B. who wrote (1646)	8/8/1998 11:40:00 AM
From: Jane Hafker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2534

Of course we know the company working on a lot of stuff. All over creation, literally, at this point. What I want to see is a nice US sale, and goodby MM worries. From there on my only worry will be how to accumulate to the best possible advantage. And agreed. ANY dip here, IF, is fine with me. I understand Dr. M perfectly on this point. Don't panic, don't worry, pick up as many hundreds or thousands as you can. I will certainly feel that way until there is definite reason to feel ANY of the news posted here in months is in error or not working out at all as planned. And I will keep in close contact with Dale, as he has enthusiatically encouraged me to do so whenever I wonder what's up and what's going on over there. The nice thing is apparently all here are now confident that World Vision is not a sinister association, but has actually made the company visible in some very good places. I hope they will keep that up. They have everything to gain by working hard in that area, I believe. I notice there is also constant motion between low 80-high 90. Someone is playing that one almost daily, but that's fine. That doesn't really hurt the solid investors that I can see. And again provides constant little dips for buying. Anyone much smarter than me who is in ALYA, I hope they will they will agree or correct me. But I think anyone tearing this stock apart on general principle because it is a BB should have excellent factual data that can be verified before they do. Obviously ALYA was not making a whole lot of money last quarter, or last year. We all know that. First of all, there was no product to sell until last quarter. Let's move on to new challenges/horizons looming. Do you think much manipulation of the little stocks on SI comes from SI? That has always made me wonder. Are there traders who just rove from thread to thread, picking up a little here and alittle there each day? Just wondering what anyone who has a brain thinks on that. Perhaps even hitting this one on a regular basis.