Rob:
Agree things are exceedingly slow. Would not be surprised to see a one-two day dip toward old low on last minute tax selling. Tempted to put in a buy order for a good lot at 1-3/8. I am quite sure this will be back somewhere in the 3 to 4 area sometime in 1999, or a bit higher if it is sold (rumer number is 6 - but it is strictly only a guess by someone, so I do not put any credibility to it at this time).
Going to give CYI the year 1999 to prove itself to me. If the price nears 4 (close to 1998 high), I am sure some, perhaps a good many, will sell out of nervousness and get a few dollars back (assuming they bought in the high 1's or the 2's earlier. Of course, at this point in time, we do not know if that will be wise or not. Just by chance things may be doing very well as 1999 progresses.
Yes, the ball is in Bud's court. He has only a limited time now to move CYI from an out and out speculation to a more established company with a gaining reputation. If so, then there may be more credence given to a possible sale as the company become more attractive. First we need to see profitability. Yes, SHOW US THE MONEY! Then the price will react accordingly. Of course, it's going to take increasing orders and production to achieve all this. There is much to prove, and once proven, CYI needs to crow about it loud and clear ... PR, PR PR!
Now, let us pray ... but, naturally He may not really care about CYI. So our fate lies clearly in Bud Hawk's hands.
Jim |
