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To: Tech Master who wrote (8474)	10/22/1998 12:02:00 PM
From: NJ Investors	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Start paying closer attention to the shareholders:Why--Let's discuss this point. As stated "ALYD was built on the backs of small individual shareholders... the Moms and Pops that bought into the company's visions and dreams. The individuals tasked with protecting this investor base, building on it, adding institutional support, and hand holding the shareholders though difficult times have failed in these tasks." So what other reason? Why not small investors last and institutions first. Examine the past and learn. Rothchild and Gardner/Lewis investment fund manager leave and the company abandons Alydaar. Consequences, lower stock prices! Assuming institutional investors support Alydaar, who are they accountable to small investors in their fund. What do small investors want that institutions want- reasonable information, consistency in performance, integrity, a sense of the future that offer competitive advantages. Who are small investors...mom and pops, presidents, entrepreneurs, small business owners who are constantly talking to others. Many are investors in institutional funds. So you need to appeal to both but the essence of what you do, say, promise has to be integrated with intent and performance. You can not ignore a segment nor can you survive without integrity. My experience foretells that someone who is responsible for a way of being in one relationship has that way of being with other relationship. If you lack integrity with the small investors, what about your customers! I would like others to contribute their point of view and see if we can really understand the value of the small investors and how it is integrated.