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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: ztect who wrote (1679)	8/12/1998 6:07:00 PM
From: James Marks	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2534

Time will make this stock move! Everyday that we approach the Jan 1999 date more and more people will start to pay attention to this neglected area of a solution for integrated security systems. I know that here in Atlanta I had a friend arrange for an NBC affiliate to do a story on Alya that will be on within the next few weeks. The station has done a series on y2k problems and now they are doing follow ups to show the solutions.Weeks ago the discussed the problems of the high rise buildings and this is the solution! I also feel that the research reports that are being done will increase public awareness and no doubt we are headed for big profits as more people become aware of the companies products! Hang on it will be a great ride! This is one of the best investments you can have going into the y2k problem,with world wide licence its a guarantee to be a big winner! This is all my personal opinion of course . Go ALYA! Jim

To: ztect who wrote (1679)	8/12/1998 6:39:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Respond to of 2534

Let me answer your question and Jane's as well. What did I talk to Doug about? Well I asked if 20 distributors was realistic for 1998. The answer was yes. I asked him if we could expect further software developments to reach other significant markets. Again the answer was yes. I asked if the technological head start for ALYA was truly significant. Once again yes. The thing about what ALYA is doing is they can take what would amount to obsolete technology once the millennium change hits and brought it into the 21st century in such a fashion that it can actually save money on a daily basis. Heating, air conditioning, lighting are among the many systems that businesses lose terrific amounts of money on because of improper and untimely usage. ALYA can help provide tags for employees and their equipment that could save a large corporation millions of dollars a year. I think most of the readers here know this already so let me move on to some of the other questions. What's the matter with the stock price? First off let me state that I do not think that stock prices always reflect the knowledge of shareholders who pay attention to these threads. Second, I think it's important that we as shareholders recognize that there is a fine line between what we can ask a company representative and what we can expect to find out. Even if you do get an answer any good company representative is likely to represent their company in the best possible light. So what do we have in ALYA as a stock? Personally I think we have an excellent situation for one like myself who is still looking to add to his position. Today might have been a good day in the market but this is still a bad market. It is especially a bad market for OTC BB stocks. This will change given enough time and good news. One day, hopefully soon ALYA will be running higher at an incredible rate. The time to get in is now. Investors are like lemmings running off a cliff once they think they have found the stock where easy money can be made. ALYA has had those days already. ALYA will have those kinds of days again at some point in the future. Will it be because the company becomes profitable? Will it be because they will sign upwards of 20 distributors this year? Will it be because of private label opportunities? Will it be because the company suddenly becomes a media darling? Actually I think it will be a combination of all these things..... The bottom line is, we need a little new investor enthusiasm. Sometimes that is not easy to get even with the best of stocks. This market until recently was focused only on a few select large cap issues and internet media stocks. It's silly to think that selected focus will last forever but we have to remember a few things. The Y2K stocks have lost their ability to draw in new investors on the basis of Y2K compliance alone. Fortunately ALYA has much more going for it than that alone. For instance a two year head start with technology that can save companies money in areas that go far beyond simply security systems will pay off for investors. Well that's about it for now. Ztect, I will try to get some more concrete answers for your questions as soon as I can but I will be out of town for several days. Rest assured that this company has a fine business plan and that will eventually be reflected by a sustainable rise in the stock price. That's why I will be adding significantly to my position soon. Regards, Jeff

To: ztect who wrote (1679)	8/24/1998 5:52:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Respond to of 2534

Ztect I answered some of your questions in the previous post. This is the fourth quarter of the 1998 fiscal year. ALYA is working with Price Waterhouse to get the 4th quarter and fiscal year numbers done as soon as possible. Last years 4th quarter numbers were not reported until March. Reporting numbers that late is not unusual for OTC BB stocks at all. Roger Mutimer told me they could be released as soon as the end of November. I don't think we should absolutely count on that happening but you can be assured ALYA is making every effort to get it done that quickly. Also I asked him about how much longer before we could expect ALYA to become a fully reporting company online. He said he had the Edgar papers right in front of him and to expect that to happen around the same time as the release of the year end numbers. GO ALYA! Regards, Jeff