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

To: Art C. who wrote (6116)	7/30/1998 7:59:00 AM
From: K A Anderson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6654

Art Some of these questions can't be answered yet, because of the S.E.C. laws. The will be answered when the PR's start and everyone gets the answers at the same time. A good anology for CVIA, picture a work shop full of expensive or hi-tech tools, (thats currently CVIA). Now picture these tools going unused for along time, (thats the situation). Then picture some one opening up that work shop taking inventory of how to use those tools and drawing up some blue prints to build a house, (thats what is going to happen in the near term). Start with the foundation (the investors) then the frame work, the walls and the roof (The corporate structure and management). Finish the project and then decide if you want to live in that house or sale it at a premium. (thats the end result). Picture the MMs as the realtors, they are not interested until construction starts and they see the skills of the craftsmen building that house and the design of the house. To explain the spreads and lack of trades. CVIA has minimal debt, some of it generated by the legalities, current and previous. On the broad spectrum of things its like comparing pennies to dollars. CVIA is not in a money crisis, but it is not flush with cash either. I am not really all that concerned about it, at this point in time. Once we get things approved and things back in order and start releasing PR's again you will see why I am saying this. We have a shell and a company that will once again be in good shape, this shell will not be desperate to find a merger. If I have anything to do with it WE WILL NOT have another WOTD style deal, if a private company approaches CVIA wanting to go public via a shell merger, we will scrutinize them and see what they HAVE TO OFFER US. 1.If the private company does not look like it can or will enhance CVIA, then we do not need them. CVIA moves along to the next potential candidate. 2. If that private company does not like our terms let them go do a $300k to $500k IPO, CVIA moves along to the next potential candidate. 3. If that private company is'nt in a solid market sector, has not been profitable in the past, or has never conducted operations. CVIA moves along to the next potential candidate. Be skeptical, I dont blame you. Nothing has really been proven to the investors in the past 6 months and things havent exactly been in the investors favor. This is going to change, but we are going to have to PROVE this company and its management is worthy of the investment dollars. I hate OTC stocks so dont expect this to be your average OTC company if I have my say in matters. KAA