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To: tech101 who wrote (300)	2/3/2005 1:01:47 PM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 4245

<<Everyone who cares should listen to the broadcasting by the Seventh Annual Needham Growth Conference. I guarrantee you'll get more information than calling Dawn - the PR lady: >> I would suspect the people that matter..the 'big money' is certainly tuning in, and not relying on what a PR gal has to say<g>.... Again, I see the possible 'golden opportunity' here as others do, but I think it is a very long shot....The street has been sending a message about bwng ( and others) for quite some time now....SHOW US PROFITS AND GROWABLE PROFITS AND DONT BOTHER US UNTIL THEN...... The street does not see it...if they did, this baby would be in the $20's on the simple fact that big boys will want bwng in their MF portfolio's, since it is such a great bet to succeeed after all..... If it was so undervalued as many say it is, buyers would buy just for the technical bounce....but, imo, this company, which continues to further dilute itself, is going to have a very hard time getting to profitability and GROWING those profits...margins are shrinking, competition is fierce....I agree with the street and think it is overvalued and will stay that way until their numbers tell us otherwise..then at that point, when they, or if they, eventually show a profit, it very well still could be overvalued....this company, imo, has a long way to go and even at $10 a share, they would be overvalued unless their profits were pretty extreme...extreme enough to bring PE and PS's in line, imo. There PENNY stocks showing profits and growing them, which is better then this company has accomplished so far...and to look at what huber has done and how he has done it...well, just no faith in him anymore and I think some of his moves show he may not have much faith in BWNG himself, or he would have structured certain things differently, imo. I think the street obviously knows all this as well and thinks the same way...hence, the lack of any interest from the big money. With CORV/BWNG it is always "later this year or next...." and it has always been that way...I think at this point the street is going to wait until they actually follow thru and prove they can succeed, befor touching this, but if that does happen, then it could see a very nice gain...I think more likely is it stays flat to down, occasional pops up a bit and within 6 months - 3 years they are bought by a bigger boy...just my opinion of course....