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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: Glen Abbey who wrote (1871)	10/14/1998 3:21:00 PM
From: TLWatson59	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2534

Mr. Glenn Abbey: After reading your comment I see Forest Gump was right. Stupid is not as stupid does but as stupid says. READ THE RELEASE AGAIN. ALYA does not have a letter of intent for a contract. Believe me their lawyers were very careful to protect them from a lawsuit by having them say they have a letter of intent for the Motorola facility to PROPOSE to the Schaumborg, IL complex that they install the open Centrex system. Other wise the release would have read that Motorola had signed a letter of intent to issue a CONTRACT for the installation of the system the cost and financial details of which would be disclosed after the contract was signed. The stock market is not as dumb as some people would believe. A letter of intent for a contract of such significance, had it been issued, would have seen the stock well over $1 by now and volume in the high six figures. The MM's who have been shorting along with the pressure of open market buying would have squeezed this stock like a boulder could squeeze a marshmellow. You and others of your mental incapacity can only see boogie men and short sellers in those who bring simple logic to the fore. Did you see any confirmation by Motorola of this letter of intent on the wire? I did not. This, had it been a promise for an actual contract, would have been of great significance to both companies and certainly would have warranted confirmation. Wake up and smell the roses. Then learn how to read carefully information from companies who issue shares to private individuals and not tell their shareholders how many and for how much. Who sell demonstration installations to distributors and don't tell you how much cash they received for those sales. Whose only audited statement is now almost one year old. Whose financial friends, as soon as they can, sell their cheap priced stock as soon as they can despite all the "good" news coming out of the company. When you can give me concrete reasonable answers to these questions you can then start questioning my motives or reasons for spelling out what is very clear to anyone with half a brain.