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I'm trying for more at .0002. As long as people (or the company) sell at these levels, then the MM's can cover the short quite easily. I STILL think it has .002+ in it at some point...
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I agree skip- with its current share structure, it certainly has the ability to be run/manipulated by MMs or some one who were a little more unscrupulouzzz if you know what I mean.
Really just a matter of when, not if.
How does SEWC feel with you two-timing her? Do you and she have a pretty open relationship? Will she be jealous over your second love?
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Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 [12:52:42 PM EDT] From: Jason Bogutski <signaturestocktransfer*msn.com> To: "mattxxxxx*frontiernet.net" Subject: IVI Communications IVCM
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I agree, guys. 002 is quite reasonable for this one, if not higher. (CGGP hit 0025. Didn't know it had that much capability...lol). Still holding.
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Hey Juiceman and SoAngel! Hope you two had a good weekend.
Watching IVCM, VGPM now...and CGGP (sold way too early. Just watch now to give myself a wicked migrane!). Ask on IVCM ticked up just now to 0006.
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Now, I am among the first to say that Cornell has doomed many a company, but they are no where near the crooks as a company like AJW- which has an offshore branch that can short the stock and stick into a death spiral connundrum. However, if you read the filings, it seems that IVCM has a fairly well written agreement with Cornell that limits the number of shares that can hit the open market and if you observe the communications with t/a- a limited number of shares are being thrown into the open market.
Cornell only gets a 90% discount on the conversion rate. At this PPS, they can't get a discount anymore, so you have to imagine that hinders the conversion as well.
Here's another reassuring statement.
"Cornell has agreed not to short any of the shares of Common Stock."
Anyway, at a minimum, it looks promising.
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Their slowly diluting this pig in small increments to be discreet. It's shell with nothing going for it but to sell shares. A shell is suppose to reduce it's count to make it a better merge candidate but IVCM is a printing machine. Still have a bit of this pig but looking to sell at 6. It is illegal to short these stocks so the comment "cornell said they would not short" is the most laughable thing I've heard in a long time
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...it's obvious there is some dilution going on, but the doomsday prophecies of rampant Cornell dilution purported by the farmer are refuted not only by the filings, but also by the data provided by the transfer agent. The o/s has only increased 16mil since 3.06.08, period.
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They have to produce at some point. Could drive the price up.
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