NEWBEES,
IMHO: OVIS is comming under heavy attack , yet holding very strong. Here is why.
1. The cartel investors are organized, informed and seasoned investors
with a unified purpose. To controll their own destiny.
This investment is better understood if viewed as a short squeez play is
simply with the support of ovis shareholders and insiders.
With OVIS you can at least know that you have a chance to
effect the price by trying the plan. If you don't want to be apart of this
efford don't buy OVIS, is not just another investment for most of us. WE
beleive we are fighting the system and are willing to lose our money to
make this point. That's why the posting is so positive and defensive.
If we lose it
won't be because we
did not follow our plan. In any event it is a learning experience well worth the time and money..
2. Shareholders and OVIS management are working in tandem to increase share
value. We are prepared for dirty tricks , market cycles and sentiment for a
developing company. With so many people responsing to every issue it is
much harder for the powers to be to put out misinformation that is not
corrected before it does any meaningful harm.
3. OVIS management is doing an outstanding job for the company and it
shareholders. (see rangingbull artical ragingbull.com
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 16, 1997--Olympus
Ventures, Inc., (OTC-BB: OVIS.O) announced Tuesday that a press
release, which was released by Hand & Hand dated Sept. 15, 1997 at
5:36 p.m. EDT, stating that OVIS was dissolved and no longer exists,
is erroneous.
According to Gary Morgan, chief executive officer of Olympus
Ventures, Inc. (OVIS), the new Olympus Ventures was advised by the State of
Washington on Sept. 11, 1997 that they would have to change their
name or be removed from the Washington Registry. They also were
advised that the original Olympus Ventures, Inc. is fully
incorporated and in good standing with the State of Washington.
Morgan stated, "Hand & Hand represents an investor of OVIS which is
extremely unhappy with the increase in the stock price of OVIS."
Morgan said he believes that Hand & Hand is doing anything in its power
to disrupt the market of OVIS.
Morgan also stated that this is a prime example to what
means the shorters will go to disrupt the OTC-BB companies.
Morgan said he plans on meeting with NASD and the SEC giving them
documentation which he has compiled over the past 30 days.
Morgan's final comment was, "Shorting stock in a legal manner is
healthy to the market; however, illegal Naked Shorting is damaging
to the small companies, its investors and defeats the attempts of
the NASD to protect the investor."
For additional information and verification, contact Roland
Breton at Olympus Ventures, Inc., 954/565-9292.
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The following was issued to Olympus Ventures, Inc. by the State of
Washington Secretary of State, Corporations Division, on Sept. 16,
1997:
DATE: September 16, 1997
TO: OLYMPUS VENTURES, INC.
ATTN: ROLAND BRETON
FAX: (602) 993-0276
RE: OLYMPUS VENTURES, INC.
The reinstatement for your corporation was received on September 08,
1997. The filed date of documents is the received date in this
office.
On September 10, 1997, a corporation also by the name of OLYMPUS
VENTURES, INC. was filed with our office on an expedited basis.
This filing was accepted in error. Since the reinstatement was
received first the other corporate filing for OLYMPUS VENTURES, INC.
should not have been accepted.
The other corporation was notified by our office on Thursday,
September 11, 1997 that they needed to file a corporate name change.
Please contact me at (360) 664-4198 if you have any questions
regarding this matter.
Sincerely,
Christina M. Johnson
Team Support Manager
CONTACT: Olympus Ventures, Inc., Fort Lauderdale
Roland Breton, 954/565-9292
E-Mail: ovisusa@aol.com |
