I like the catalysts to push this stock higher! The Spreads seem to be pretty tight. CVBT
was never a penny stock and yes it has had a rough run down but look at the last 2to 3
months and the positive news. I can see it getting above 10 in a year

Last edited on: 04-05-2007 03:17 pm

well I have never had a problem but it's not click click like the main exchanges but it
takes a few minutes for the order normally CVBT was once traded on NASDAQ but was delisted
when it went below a $1 but as you can see news on the positive side is picking up as well
as insider buying and being listed in London as well

sorry for asking a probably dumb question but i have never traded an .ob stock before.
when you do and you want to sell is their usually enough volume to do it or do you get
stuck with it sometimes or i gues forced to sell at a larger spread. Just wondering what
experience you guys have had with it.

German No-Option Heart Patients, with Only a Two Year Life Expectancy, Celebrate Ten-Year
Reunion after Being Treated with Innovative Protein Identical to CVBT's Cardio
Vascu-Grow(TM) Currently in U.S. FDA Clinical Trials

I see JOYG having a better spot in a slowing economy and rising energy prices. They
continue to build more stores! I have been buying it over the past few weeks but only own
220 shares right now but see it getting back into the mid 50's in 3 to 6 months

Last edited on: 04-04-2007 03:03 pm

WG Lowe, ive been looking at joyg recently aswell, i saw in barrons that some institution
just increased their holdings to a little over 5% i know they missed there last quater but
it looks like they have good growth overall what are you thinking for this one?

Proof that the analyst think the bottom is near Steiffel Nicholas upgraded Lam Research
(LRCX) and KLA-Tencor to buy. Broker cites that the "Industry is bottoming". More upgrade
will be coming.

I like NOIZ and AQNT own 240 in NOIZ and 105 in AQNT

Internet stock are future looking and some of these stocks have no earnings at all. During
2000 people thought Akamai was going to be the backbone of the internet. I guess some
investors thought they deserved that multiple for future earnings growth, and PE
contraction. But sometimes investor's expectations are too high. And that's what happened
during the tech bubble, all of these stocks collapsed.

Last edited on: 04-03-2007 06:01 pm

I keep my AAPL and my VLO and COF as longterm stocks plus PEOPX and PARNX. I recently
starting buying JOYG