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To: tech101 who wrote (264)	2/2/2005 10:03:09 AM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 4245

<<However, the opportunity/risk ratio has got too attractive.>> Just for curiosity, what are you seeing that big money and most investors do not see? It has beewell over a year and you have basically been singing the same tune...not pumping mind you, just overly enthusiastic about this stock. When it was $3ish, you said $4/$5 by end of 04. a whopping RS, further dilution and a company that keeps falling in a strong upwards market. If this cannot make a run in an UP market, what makes anybody think it will move up if things get ugly, which is very possible? Additionaly, I see all these great articles being posted about the return of telecom, optical networking and etc, etc.....My question is, and this came straight from the company who told me they are signing new contracts, but since it is so competitive, they cannot say whether they are actually making any money on these contracts or not.....With things being so competitive and companies having to practically give stuff away to get new biz, exactly what is CORV doing to ensure it's success?? They keep diluting the float, they have not shown they can make a profit, huber has made some pretty awful deals, which has to make people wonder just how good his vision really is...big money very obviously wants very little to do with this company...down a nice % in an UP market......heck, even $hit has been flying high large %'s, but why hasn't bwng? Looking at the numbers, this baby needs to pop UP a nice % just to get back to earlier levels....when, where and how will the profit come to the shareholders?...So, somebody please tell me what is going to make bwng go up...heck, what will make it go back up to even pre- rs levels, let alone higher??