a sad case of cvi, page-8

Well done, Philharmonic. I think I may have met you at last year's EGM (or AGM?). Just at a guess, I thought you were the guy who said he had a million shares (to a small group of us after coffee with MS and Co) and was wearing the green T-shirt.

I actually had more than a million shares, bought fairly low, so not hurting as much as many, who are underwater.
If the sharemarket had a more level playing field, we might have a chance playing with the big boys.

A few more 'real value' disclosures as well as price-sensitive disclosures might help our chances, but we ultimately have to be responsible. I have a family, mortgage and should be more responsible, who knows, maybe us dogs will be thrown a bone if we hang around long enough. Hard to pick the bottom, eh?

I suggest CVI leadership sure up one sure thing and get on with it very soon if they value shareholders who helped them to where they are now. Forget about the steak knives.