Wayne wrote:
"... I wonder what Jack Arnold is going to think when he reads a contribution that was made on the CVIA thread, that suggested that, CVIA Shareholders get out while the exit door is still open!"
I've been around SI long enough to recognize the type of post that: bursts into a thread, claims that the concern is going under, posts a "buy xxxx instead!" then is never heard from again. There are two ways to deal with it:
1) Ignore it
2) If it's annoying or disruptive, contact SI management. That usually does the trick.
I agree with Milk's post. For me, CVIA is a risky, but promising *long term* investment. If I loose all the money I've put into the stock, it'll be a sad event, but it won't break the bank; I'm willing to take the risk. I don't worry too much about drops in stock prices now, because the company isn't producing anything; any swings in stock price lacking news (re: the merger talks) are just plain speculation, and other than an opportunity to add shares, it's of little concern to me.
When things start to move and there's real money and product being produced, then it's time to pay close attention to stock fluctuations.
Just my opinion, do your DD, etc.
Frank |
