your post is well founded in my view of CVIA.
A dilemma in necessary confidence for now.
"Even if it were true it does not excuse/explain
the price weakness of the last few weeks. Lack of real
fundamental financial info, lack of sec filings, could be
things that are keeping buyers away."
You cover one valid reason why I haven't purchased
CVIA yet, though one of my favorite companions,
a non-poster who turned me on to the CVIA situation, has.
And I still look forward to borrowing a small portion
of his future CVIA profits! (Woops! Hi Tom!<G>)
All my guesses for CVIA are based on: regular
but well chosen people trading thoughts for solutions
behind closed doors - and that we, involved or not,
are at the far end of the stick subject to
the more violent consequences of perching there.
So I am accepting the need for the closed doors in my own way.
The market is a cold place and the money doesn't care
where it goes. But I can see success for CVIA if all
involved employ methods of truth and simplicity,
and am still looking forward to verification.
By way of introduction, my educational background
is in psychology and economics. In that alone, I can find
excuses to justify downward trends in price. But it's the
same two edged sword that will give me some mental pain
in a game to catch the bottom.
Jumping in moments too late could alter a possible windfall
greatly. This time of vagueness has me in a comfort
zone only for now, when it appears best to wait.
Just giving you a perspective about where I'm coming from,
and hoping bid .013 ask .017 is only a temporary response
to a sale mistake. Lots of people need the news
to feel like buying some CVIA. I need to get in
just before they do with no offense to CVIA holders!
No offense because it is "greed" telling me I did right
so far, and the same greed can easily tell me "sorry,
Dave! You waited toooo long!"
Dave |
