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

To: paulbk who wrote (1849)	2/7/1998 11:46:00 PM
From: J.R.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6654

I agree about this company probably not being able to get that Reg. S security bought out. I have heard people here say that the downside on this thing is only a couple of pennies. Hey, that is the same risk as a company trading at $10. Look, if CVIA goes down 1 penny, it is a 50% loss. If a stock at 10 goes to 5, it is a 50% loss. So, it is misleading to say all you can lose is 2 cents. The percentages are what count--not the mere fact that it only has less than 2 pennies to zero. Right, a stock at 2 pennies has a lot more room to move up than a $10 stock. Just keep in mind it is trading a 2 cents for a reason, so there may not be a whole lot of potential to move up. I really hope I am wrong on this one, because I have money continuing to lose value almost every day in CVIA. Just to go along with some of the posters thinking about having only 2 cents to lose--consider this--I will go along with your logic on this although I do not agree at all with this mindset. Consider after the company has a reverse--to go along with your logic, the stock will have a considerable amount of downside at that point. I am not trying to be beligerent or sarcastic, I am just trying to paint a clearer picture. Good luck to all of us CVIA shareholders.