signs seem to be green for cvi, page-61

"I appreciate the honesty...but when your view is to "live on the fringe of yours and others knowledge like a gutter rat"...can you not understand the frustration people like myself and others feel in essentially feeding the trading antics of people like yourself?"

Actually, I should have said "gutter rat with a gold tooth"

I fully understand your situation...you had control of CVI, then you lost control of CVI, thats the meat of the story so far...now you dont know what to do to get the price back up...you have to rely on announcements from CVI while posters are chipping away at the companies intergrity because the price has fallen and they are hurting (perfect enviroment for day trade as you can see)

I did write a couple of weeks ago that there is a way back, that still holds,you have said in the past that you have underpinned the price when it was falling, but now when it is has not only fallen but floundering you wont assist it.

Had the perfect chance on small turnover days but didnt take it, when some muscle days come with turnover...the long termers..so they call themselves..sit on their hands

You have to face real life trading here and what your suffering now is the future of trading itself.

With the way you personally trade your in a Catch 22 situation.

Your well respected, but if you dont discuss the stocks your interested in trading in no-one will will be able to follow you.

You have made comments on other stocks like ABS,CNP etc but these are more of a follow the stock up the line comment that anyone can make.

CVI is your baby...and you deserve every accolade from creating it and turning from a 4c share to a 39c share...mostly your doing and commentary.

Whats the true price of a speculative share like CVI....you know the answer to that one...what ever the market is willing to pay..anywhere between 1c and $20..at the moment its 10c but that could easy be 39c if the market would pay it and that without any extra effort.

In hindsight (my view) CVI is its own worst enemy by making promises on time limits and schedules etc etc etc and not meeting those dates.

CVI didnt have to state those dates..but foot in mouth can be a terrible trait sometimes.

As soon as you miss your promise(Christmas, Greek New Year, Chinese year of the Pig..what ever) that smallest of small elament of doubt starts creeping into peoples minds...and this festers and festers.

So dont blame traders for the current situation if the message was strong from the CEO that would over ride any trading pattern

I do wish you and your family all the best of this Anzac Day long weekend