Read the press release.. The numbers are there.. You just need to be able to read them and perform some simple arithmetic. I spent six years studying numbers in all sorts of mediums (cal, integral cal, differentials, statics, dynamics, thermo, physics, statistics, ergo, materials, chem, DFT etc....). From my studies I found that numbers never lie, they just get mismanaged. If you can prove that NPEC's numbers are false I'll be the first to sue NPEC for the blatant deception of their investors. I personally don't care if you think NPEC is a good pick or not. Earnings, past press releases, and info the company has provided support that it is a high potential short /long term investment. Also I bought CVIA for the momentum play at .02 and sold at .036 as did few hundred others. What's strange about the CVIA experience to me is there are no positive fundamentals supporting a .0312 price (i.e. 0 profits / 45,000,000 shares = .0), the company is a going concern, and at this point a successful merger is just pure speculation. It was just a momentum play based on pure hype.. nothing else. IMHO CVIA represents the best short term gain potential of all the pennies, yet hard to learn the proper discipline when buying and selling. Timing is everything.
Mike |
