I HAVE FAITH IN THIS STOCK. NOT KNOW BUT IT WILL MOVE GIVE IT TIME.

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Originally posted by Love the Market:
Buy Back WHAT? You REALLY think that SOB is buying anything back? Not on your life....

Maybe he'll buy back the crap he sold at .015 when it hits .0001 - He lied to me MONTHS ago and said he was buying back approx. 5 million a week. NEVER HAPPENED.

And it looks like we'll see if you're right or not, because UNFORTUNATELY I think we'll continue to be STUCK here until the end of the year - or worse.........

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Either put up or pipe down.

I was thinking about calling Andrea.. I doubt it will help anything he will probably just lie to me, but if you have any questions you want asked let me know..

HOUSTON, Aug 17, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- CortDev, Inc. (CDVJ: Pink Sheets) is pleased to announce that the stock repurchase plan is progressing as per schedule. According to the July 20 press release, the Company intends to repurchase up to an aggregate maximum of 100,000,000 shares of common stock during the next quarter. CEO Andrea Cortellazzi stated, "We will continue to repurchase shares and may increase the amount that we originally intended to buyback. We believe the shares are currently undervalued given the bright future of the Company."

For more information please contact CEO Andrea Cortellazzi at (647) 886-2703 or visit www.cort-dev.com.

Forward-Looking Statements

Please be advised that statements made herein, other than historical data, constitute forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those stated or implied by such forward-looking statements. The potential risks and uncertainties include, among others, potential volatility in the company's stock price, increased competition, customer acceptance of new products and services offered by the company, and uncertainty of future revenue and profitability and fluctuations in its quarterly operating results. Please also be advised that the company's stock is not currently registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

SOURCE: CortDev, Inc.

I was refering to AC and not the double post

That was a photo finish at 12:39. You would have scooped me if you didn't take the time to type "NEWS!!!!"

Hey, good news SHOULD be posted twice!

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Originally posted by WinsumLosesum:
Hey Spyder!

That was a photo finish at 12:39. You would have scooped me if you didn't take the time to type "NEWS!!!!"

Hey, good news SHOULD be posted twice!

[This message has been edited by WinsumLosesum (edited August 17, 2004).]

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CortDev, Inc. (CDVJ: Pink Sheets) is a publicly-traded real estate development company, with interests in Canada and the US. CortDev Inc. was originally privately incorporated as a Canadian federal incorporation on September 5th, 2003 as 6135919 Canada Inc. It was incorporated under the legal name of Developpements Cortdev and its corporate office is 6525 DeCarie Blvd. Suite 208, Montreal, PQ. CortDev, Inc. went public on February 9 th, 2004 when it merged into a public company. CortDev Inc.’s goal is to turn a profit by the fourth quarter of 2005.

With respect to the St. Hubert Airport project , negotiations are in progress with numerous tenants (e.g. conference organizers and hospitality companies) and aviation-related businesses. The gross amount of these contracts is estimated to be over $3 million.

CortDev Inc. projects revenues of approximately $3.5 million in 2004 and $7.5 million in 2005, by which time it expects to be profitable. CortDev Inc. is also in negotiations to acquire interests in several private technology companies. These acquisitions will be merged into CDVJ’s wholly-owned, Coastal Holdings, Inc. (CSJJ: Pink Sheets).

So my question is, how far along are we on that $3.5 million this year? I need updates!

I believe Love the Market also brought this up before: the pricing analyst report for CSJJ.. when they put the PR out saying CSJJ should be priced around .42, when is CDVJ going to get that treatment?

I tell ya what, if it hits .25 and I have $750,000, I sure won't be complaining.. but alas we need some evidence.

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Originally posted by sunny:
Winsum...you give me such a laugh! 002???? Cruel, I say (lol)...But it did hit 0011...Hey, what's cooking. Thinking I should have bought the million at 0007!!

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Hey sunny!

ANDREA THE CEO IS DOING JUST THAT.

And this CEO is NOT takng care of business. Just the opposite. He lies through his eye teeth. WE have DONE our DD and KNOW that HE still doesn't even know WTF he wants to do at the airport - and it's August 17th. DASH-L steps in in only 2 weeks. Call M. Beaudoin at the airport yourself and you'll see for yourself. Anyone who has been STUCK here since March or longer KNOWS that first hand.

Read my lips: There is NO share buyback. Prove there is and I will eat my worthless CSJJ shares! This is AC's THIRD go-around since March with the share buyback lie.

You sound like a young kid still wet behind the ears looking for attention.

And that's NOT to knock the LOTS of young kids here - both in High School and College, my own sons included. Some are VERY knowledgeable and share their views INTELLIGENTLY with SOME FACTS to BACK IT UP, unlike You, who just likes to throw that .25 figure around for some reason. Some others have had to be put in their place for spouting off when they've first joined at people who have helped many, and are knowledgeable and well respected here.

And I KNOW first-hand a stock can go from nowhere and run like hell. I was in the NEOM, UVCL and IDNW, PGHI and IBZT runs. And UVCL did it on NO news, no nothing - .01 to .173 in 4 days. THAT's the only thing keeping a lot of us holding ANY hope for this POS - that some day the MMs will let it run for "WHATEVER" reason.

Asks are thin on Level II - We COULD plow right through them! (Don't say it will happen when pigs fly, because Pigs DO fly!
Here's PROOF! (Take THAT Sarki - LOL)! ;-)

When Pigs Fly
by Candy B. Harrington
From eBility.com, November 2000
©2000 Candy B. Harrington

US Air Flight 107 seemed like a routine flight on Oct. 17, 2000; that is, until the first class passengers boarded the aircraft. That's when two women, accompanied by a 300 pound pig, boarded the flight. Well, it wasn't exactly that simple, as one witness claims, "It took four people to wheel it in, past security and to the gate. And they were struggling."

According to US Air officials, the women claimed that the animal was a therapeutic service animal. Apparently US Air bought this story, as the plane took off with porky sitting at the passenger's feet, in the first class cabin. Well, to be technically correct, I'm told the pig actually overflowed into the aisle.

OK, let's get this straight, I have nothing against pigs. In fact, I understand they make wonderful pets. However, I just find this whole incident incredulous. I know people who have been ejected from fast food restaurants because of their service dogs; yet these women managed to get a 300 pound porker on board an airplane, in the first class cabin, no less!

Unfortunately the community at large is pretty ignorant when it comes to service animals. The general assumption is that, only people who are blind have service animals (ie: "seeing eye dogs"). Of course we know that's not true, as many service dogs help their owners pick up objects, pull wheelchairs, and turn lights on and off (among other things). These animals are not pets, and they are highly trained to perform their duties. They are also very obedient. Even when the world seems to be going to hell in a handbasket, a properly trained service animal sits obediently at his owner's side.

Contrast that to the behavior of the flying pig that reportedly "ran loose through the aircraft, squealed loudly and tried to enter the cockpit." Apparently this happened after landing, while the Boeing 757 was taxing to the gate at Seattle-Tacoma airport. According to first hand reports, the pig took refuge in the food galley, where it refused to budge. Finally, someone lured the pig from the galley with food. The two female owners could not control the beast, and it reportedly defecated on the jetway after exiting the aircraft. Not exactly what I would consider a highly trained service animal!!

Now, it's not that I don't understand the owner's sentimental attachment to her pig; however I would hardly classify it as a service animal. Under the Air Carriers Access Act (ACAA), service animals are defined as "being trained to perform specific functions". True, the woman did have a statement form her doctor stating that the pig was a "therapeutic animal"; however, according to the ACAA, the animal is still required to behave appropriately on board the aircraft Obviously it did not.

Furthermore, incidents like this tend to take away from the credibility of people who do travel with properly trained service animals, and who do need appropriate accommodations. So for future reference, I'd like to remind US Air (and other airlines) that a 300 pound pig will probably not behave appropriately on board your aircraft. Do not board it!! And for those of you who are thinking of flying with your 300 pound pigs, well, don't do it. It only makes things harder for the rest of the community. As it is, thanks to this incident, travelers with service animals will most likely face tighter scrutiny by the airlines. And believe me, that's a scrutiny they really don't need!!

Steve

PS: I'd rather just see it run up to .005 or more from this point.......and get out as soon as it starts dropping

[Wondering if I should keep my order for more shares at 0006. [/B][/QUOTE]

I am now awake so CDVJ can go ahead and get some volume, and begin its ascent up the long path to a penny!!!