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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Rocky Mountain Int'l (OTC:RMIL former OTC:OVIS)

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To: s martin who wrote (21003)11/23/1997 12:34:00 AM
From: Cavewoman  Read Replies (2) of 55532
 
<<The Michael Puhr incident is going to be interesting, that's fer shure. First he takes a
certificate from a company he is with and assigns it to another company RMCW
and wah la.... supposedly RMCW is worth $14,000,00. How'd he do dat ? Then
as a licensed broker, he is appointed to become head of a water bottling operation
and is paid in stock for that. How'd he do dat ? Now here comes Mawork saying
Puhr's been reported to the NASD for certain activities and next day he is no longer
President according to RMIL's press release. How'd he do dat? Hmmmmmmmmm>>

1. The certificate in question has only been supposition. Never shown in a finanacial. Yes, the financials are late.
2. Paid in stock? Only supposition again. Not in the fianacials. Also, he deals in Mutual Funds, etc, not necessarily stocks. Funds! A different matter.
3. The nays on this board have had a field day with Phur's background. If RMIL wants a squeeky clean financial report, Phur had to step down as an officer of the company. Logic dictates that happening.

4. smartin and Kugler post here all the time to attempt to make shareholders quit this company. They have been sucessful with one person. I hope he sues them when the stock goes up.

Ginger/only a Cavewoman
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