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Microcap & Penny Stocks : VLVT (was CSMA)
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To: jan_mike who wrote (9674)9/28/1998 9:35:00 PM
From: RSH  Read Replies (1) of 11708
 
Impatience paid better

This statement is true only if you are impatient.

You see, being patient means being "steadfast despite opposition,
difficulty, or adversity".

Whether impatience paid better cannot be determined between November
of 1997 and September of 1998.


Jan-Mike, in ~12 months from today, post the same statement regarding
patience. If those that sold their shares prior to the spin off date
realized a greater profit than those that held onto their shares patiently, then you will be correct.

Making such a statement now is meaningless except to those that are
impatient.

A person can still buy after the supposed split

Of course they can. However, that person must be willing to risk the
possibility that the shares available will be much more expensive than
today's current levels.

This stock remains purely speculative as of 9-28-98.

Good luck to all speculators.

Ron
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