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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Corporate Vision (CVIA) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: BTG who wrote (388)	11/13/1997 8:42:00 PM
From: J.R.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 6654

Even if CVIA goes down from where it is at, the merger will certainly bring it back. The people who are day trading this stock now will not be able to prevent CVIA from going up, assumming a merger is announced. I would not be concerned with one and two cent swings, because it will all be irrelevant once an announcement is made.

To: BTG who wrote (388)	11/13/1997 9:05:00 PM
From: Wayne J.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6654

Hello! and Welcome BTG, You have asked some very good questions! In my personal opinion, I feel that the worst days are behind , for CVIA! And still CVIA traded as high as .54 cents, within the last 12 months! It is only guess work as to how successful and dynamic any/all merger developments affect the stock price! ( Provided that CVIA is fortunate enough to complete a successful merger arrangement!). It is only my guess or speculation, but based on the limited information that I have been able to find about the merger developments of CVIA, and the direct communication that I have had very recently with CVIA Management, and coupled with the recent CVIA news releases, in my opinion, at these price levels in the .03 cent range, I'm speculating /guessing that CVIA has a possibility of appreciating , significantly it's share value ( providing a financially successful merger development takes place!). So I guess one way someone could look at this scenario, is it worth the risk of shorting a stock at this price range? I don't know the answer to that question, but I am speculating that if a significant financial return is derived on CVIA's behalf in the event of a merger, then I am of the opinion that the share value could have a strong possibility of having some significant upside! At the best this is highly speculative in nature ( if it wasn't , it wouldn't be trading in the .03 cent range--in my opinion!). The fact that CVIA has traded over 36 Million shares in the past three days indicates to me that it has the attention of many investors! My guess is that there are a lot of people sitting on the fence , possibly waiting to see or hear any more specific or significant news releases as it relates to the merger activities! ( provided any merger activities do in fact take place!). What , to me always makes the investment community so exciting is that it offers such a dynamic forum for people to make and express their own investment strategies, views and opinions! At the best , in this price range it is a highly speculative gamble/risk situation! But my own investment style sometimes takes on a high risk , high reward scenario! And as I have previously mentioned from the limited information that I have been able to secure regarding the efforts of CVIA'S Management--- I have decided to ride this penny speculative play to the end ( be it a happy or sad ending!). I would suggest to anyone and everyone, that as a start point they review all the previous posts on this thread, contact the company directly, do their own Due Diligence , then and only then consider their next steps! Never make any investment decisions based on someone else's opinion, recommendation, suggestion, etc! And always do your own Due Dilligence, and make your own decisions! There now I have repeated myself that this opportunity is highly speculative in nature ( at least in my opinion!). The thought of day trading had crossed my mind, but another consideration ( in my opinion!) added to my thought process, and that is if ( A big if!) there is a merger announcement that is issued and I don't have any stock in my portfolio at that time, would I have to pay a significant price premium to buy back in? ( I don't know the answer to that question, but it does give me something to think about!). To Each His Own! Best Regards and Good Fortune To All! Wayne J.