maybe it is time to chill out, page-15

IMO Angry, the lesson here is to never over promise and over deliver - with emotives used in their BRRs like tidal waves, rivers of cash and company stated analogies comparing CVI to BHP is surely only a sign of one thing - major company based blue sky ramping IMO.

I personally know a couple of MDs and have had a couple within my own family. Never...ever, ever, ever, would they have forked out such junkish superlatives and 95% of others in the industry would state the same. Forget about the paid valuations.

This is why this company still attracts interest and casual commentary from observers.

In business, their is no need for it - ever, and if it is ongoing via regular BRRs, it serves no purpose other than purposefully agitating the SP gyrations so that the larger shareholders can sell into the momentum monkeys.

This is not CVI specific - there are others that use or have used this technique, both past and present.

Of course CVI has some value but from what I have heard on this forum from the company, and from those that have spoken to the company, many have been led up the garden path IMO with false promises - statements to shareholders stationg that CVI will be a multi billion dollar company in early 2009 should be admonished as being unethical and dirty play IMO.

I am not sinking the boot in to CVI's shareholders of some I do respect, but to CVI themselves - it has been an utter disgrace IMO how the leaks, emails, ramps etc are mostly traced back to the company itself.

I have no interest in the SP, many have an interest in corp governance and the theatre of the micro market, but this one is akin to some of the worst I have experienced IMO.

The merry go round will keep on spinning as long as the liquidity remains IMO.

The blue sky luring of the retail monkey is an artform.