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To: Wayne J. who wrote (3221)	4/8/1998 3:49:00 PM
From: Novice Bob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6654

Wayne: I just ripped off another piece of flesh, another successful buy. I wish I was married so I could use my wife's credit card to buy some more. I hope some day they build credit card readers into the monitor. You see a stock you want, one swipe, you own it. I wonder if the MM will push it below $0.02 on the bid at close, or at least try for a down tic. There's that word again (TIC)...... Robert

To: Wayne J. who wrote (3221)	4/8/1998 4:02:00 PM
From: campe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6654

Right on Wayne...everyone contributes from their first post on. I still maintain that this is the most civil thread on SI. The company is clean, the management is clean, and the merger is clean. This deal is so clean that those who understand it will be holding for the long haul. In many BB stocks, there are always doubts, even by those holding long. When the stock spikes, these doubts make folks take the money and profit and run. In CVIA, I see it rather differently. Sure some will sell as the price rises, but I truly believe that a very solid base of long term (one year plus) investors exists. That's where the true WOTD potential lies. This is a clean deal folks, and proven by the fact that with all the attention CVIA has gotten over the last few months, nobody, I mean NOBODY, has been able to find any dirt. This is good peace of mind for me. The downsize risk is virtually negligible at this point. It not a matter of IF it will happen as much as WHEN.