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To: Luce Wildebeest who wrote (12150)	1/20/2004 2:05:52 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

<<What do you think of CORV now? Are you viewing your investment more seriously? I'm thinking about taking a position. I may wait till after earnings>> when i first bought corv, i was very skeptical and it was a pure lottery ticket play for me. they may not have had many customers, but i felt their technology alone was worth more then the then curren value...plus, i felt if anybody could make it work, huber could....now, a good bit of time has passed and significant changes have occured....broadwing is a biggie and if you are familiar with the sector and the technology, it is clear corv has some superior technology.....i still look at it as a lottery ticket play, but now am far more positive then skeptical...corv could go down the drain...it also could be one of those huge % gainers we all dream about......and if you notice...alot of very positive press.....money managers are buying near $3 when they could have bought for pennies.....again, skeptical, but i think corvs best days are still ahead of us....just my opinion and always do your own dd....