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Re: cpner49er post# 4294

Tuesday, 05/10/2011 11:15:05 PM

Tuesday, May 10, 2011 11:15:05 PM

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cpner49er, sorry for you perceived loss but isn't CTYX trading above the pre-reverse price? Last trade pre-reverse was .0001 which is the equivalent to .005 post reverse. Anyone that held stock and got reversed is not out of pocket. Actually, when CTYX traded up to almost .02 back in March that would have been the equivalent of .0004 pre-reverse.

I guess you are upset that the potential exponential lottery play pricing of 'triple zeros' was removed by the reverse.

Personally got involved before the reverse and I averaged down when the price was below .005 post reverse. Now I'm a happy camper in the green going forward.

CTYX is not your average penny stock play. As I have mentioned in a previous post, it is rare that a stock trades higher than its pre-reverse price. CTYX is one of them and if one carefully reads all their announcements, you will see that they are laying a strong foundation to achieve the goal of acquiring a significant membership roster.

The CTYX business plan is not rocket science. It is a simple numbers game. The $19.95 annual fee times the number of members equals revenues. The secret sauce is these member sign-ups. Plug in any number you dream of and the multiple is phenomenal.

It might not be long until the numbers start rolling in with CTYX. Remember, patience is a virtue!

Btw, Public companies sell their stock to the public to raise funds for capital. Most Pink sheet companies don't even have revenues let alone earnings. CTYX does have revenues and they are increasing toward profitability. Mr. Schuman has not taken a salary in over six months and I understand he derives income from being an accreditation specialist for medical related companies.