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qtipjoe

10/17/13 5:41 AM

#13338 RE: layton #13335

I would , at this point , just post a level 2 and let the company have time to work it's magic but it would be rude to ignore visitors.
Since TelVue still does not deal in options yet it's good to see you continue checking. Your continued interest will be rewarded.
Starting a position at this point is truly a great idea. I do not know how long it will take before options will one day be traded but it is pretty certain as they move up in the different markets that it will be available. I have watched over the years as reverse splits were done and companies were shorted into sub penny land. It was not the reverse split that cause the problem.
TelVue has survived it's adventure with the reverse and as a result come out much stronger. I guess the saying "That which does not kill me makes me stronger" is coming true here.
When we start to trade option I will get back to you but in the mean time you are very smart to start you accumulation.

This posted just three days ago should be helpful.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=92980706


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Hockmir

10/18/13 6:24 AM

#13359 RE: layton #13335

Seems to me that I'm a shareholder of TEVE, went through the reverse split you are referring to, and am far from wiped out. Far from it. Nowhere near it. In fact, "wiped out" is hardly the phrase I would use with regard to my TEVE holdings.

So, perhaps it might be valuable for you to consider that "wiped out" has a specific meaning, and I don't believe I or other holders come within the definition.
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Jackroch

10/18/13 9:23 AM

#13366 RE: layton #13335

Welcome back to the board we missed you very much.

I cannot think of a single shareholder that got "wiped out". You only lose if you sell when a stock is down instead of holding. But you knew that and also know that TEVE shareholders don't sell.

We'll see who gets "wiped out" when this is over. The company is making a profit now and that's all we've heard for years from naysayers - that the company wouldn't survive and was not profitable.

What say ye now?