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Gold/Mining/Energy : Diversinet ( DVNTF / DVNT ) aka -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: sanjay das who wrote (179)3/3/1998 7:20:00 PM
From: vincent sciplini  Respond to of 1242
 
I don't think Banks has anything to do with this stock. The last insider I remember buying was Larry, and that was when he was still the CEO. The reverse split took care of his controlling interest.

Banks is gone, no more Banks. Now does that make this a better company? We'll have to wait and see. There's more than one bad apple on a tree.

Vinny



To: sanjay das who wrote (179)3/3/1998 8:08:00 PM
From: Hippieslayer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1242
 
Okay, I withhold the nomination. But good job any ways. The bottom line to DVNTF's credibility is that their software works and it works better than anything else out there and-most importantly-credible companies buy it, use it and swear by it. I'm one who is usually cautious about how a stock will perform, but I can tell you that if the security of this software is for real and the above happens, and if Wall St. is watching, watch out cuz this stock should become one hot potato. Just look at some of the other internet related companies such as yahoo, excite, etc. They aren't making any money yet Wall st is drooling all over them.

I keep on asking myself if maybe DVNTF is a huge oil reserve waiting to be found. Hopefully the next three or four months will give us the answer if they have a lot of oil or if the company is again blowing hot gas!

Good luck and let us hope that DVNTF can "Show us the money!"



To: sanjay das who wrote (179)3/7/1998 10:18:00 PM
From: ForYourEyesOnly  Respond to of 1242
 
Wait a minute!!

What is this company's market cap now?

1. Electronic commerce
2. Endorsement by Netscape
3. Endorsement by Microsoft

This could be huge if it IS what it looks like.

Any comments?

THC



To: sanjay das who wrote (179)3/7/1998 10:26:00 PM
From: ForYourEyesOnly  Respond to of 1242
 
Current outstanding shares appears to be 14,376,926.....

Is this correct?

That would still put this at a reasonable valuation **if** their technology is going to become a standard.

THC