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To: NJ Investors who wrote (8463)	10/22/1998 9:04:00 AM
From: Tech Master	Respond to of 10786

I would assume that the new building will actually reduce the facility expenses once they begin to occupy the building. Lease prices are at a premium where the company currently leases facilities. One factor in this reduction of expense is the consolidation of buildings into one HQ. As for personnel.... if they need more.... it is probably a very good thing <ggg> but without details about the types of hires and what they will be supporting it is an exercise in futility.

To: NJ Investors who wrote (8463)	10/22/1998 9:14:00 AM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

NJ - Where have you been all this time ? How nice it is to see " real views and opinions " discussed on this thread. Yes, it would seem they are gearing up to handle the volume of business they are/will generate, which certainly sends a positive long term message. Personally, I have not been concerned about ALYD's numbers and/or the amount of business they generate. My problems with ALYD are Gruder's continued goofs, the Co's lack of concern with shareholders, the general market conception of Y2K Co's and etc, etc... This is a critical time for ALYD. Good numbers next week will not do the job. ALYD stepped up to the plate last week, and they are still at bat. They need to sell themselves as an up and coming tech firm with good long term potential and attract some interest from the big boys. They stated in their press release that they will be working with Ogilvy in the PR Dept, to do just that. This is also positive, but what concerns me is ALYD has always had " positve " things on the agenda, yet somehow, things don't come to fruition. Something tells me this time may be different, and that is why I am staying long, for now. I like everybody else, will be watching closely, and hoping for the best from ALYD. Happy Trading.