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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Corporate Vision (CVIA)
CVIA 0.4800.0%Jun 30 5:00 PM EST

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To: Tony who wrote (2381)3/15/1998 12:03:00 AM
From: D LEE  Read Replies (3) of 6654
 
THIS MESSAGE: e-mailed to me by "FatMatt16" should be of interest!!
Plus NEWS: - "Matt" moves closer to Permanent S. I. Membership!!
Thanks Matt!

I don't know if you visited my web page, but the question
has been raised on how I came up with my calculations,
so here it is just in case it does not get posted tonight by Tony.
You may post it if you would like.
I would like to see it appear...


CVIA THREAD:

I came to a conclusion on that price back in December,
expecting the merger to happen sooner than it did.
I still believe it will reach that price within a year.

Here are my reasons:

1) As far as people wanting to put money in a tire distributor
and looking for a nice return, there is not much competition
in that field (look on Yahoo!). Most of the companies are
well-established. I feel that there are plenty of risky investors
out there, once this merger deal goes through, that will dump a lot
of money into this stock.

2) If we get listed as a reporting, regular NASDAQ listed stock,
then it will definitely be up there within one day, for obvious
reasons.

3)If a reverse split occurs, then that will reduce the number of
shares that are out there, therefore increasing share value,
which will in-turn result in attracting more investors in the stock
(high stock price = stable company,
based on Wall Street's Opinion)

4) If we come out of doing absolutely no business, then going
ALL OF THE SUDDEN into making $3.5 million+ in revenues with 20%
or more in income, then the momentum alone will make the price
go crazy! (I hope)

5) Look at Wal-Mart on the "Max Chart" it was a penny stock at
one time with limited sales in the beginning, then momentum
and the man a the helm drove it wild.

6)Plus, in my opinion, a large bearing on the price of the stock
will be who becomes the OFFICIAL CEO of CVIA, instead of Mr. Arnold.

Those are SOME of my reasons for my conclusion. In my opinion, not
everything is based on FINANCIALS. Look at AOL, the stock is worth
$4.50 in book value and it is in the $130-range. Makes no sense.
-So why should CVIA make sense to stay at what it is ACTUALLY worth.


Again, take this for what it is worth and remember my age.
I do not know everything or I would not be on here trying
to make money!!! The above is strictly my own opinion.

Sorry, but I am limited to 3 messages per day, and they go

" FASSSSTTTTT "

(Especially when everyone is inquiring me!!)

Thanks,

Matt
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