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

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To: Ellen who wrote (26612)12/12/1997 11:37:00 AM
From: Pugs  Read Replies (1) of 55532
 
Ellen, Paul considers himself a 'shortbuster' but CAN'T SEE A FRICKEN SQUEEZE STARIN' AT HIM RIGHT IN THE FACE!!!!! Don't waste your time!
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FYI.>>>>>

Reminiscing about the Iomega squeeze, (take a look at the chart) there was a
long wait. Sad but true. There were false starts, enthusiasm about runups,
and disappointments about downturns. Some news would come out and there'd be
a buying spree for a day or two, then some apathy and negativity would
settle the price and people would be gloomy.

I know a lot of folks got fed up and moved on. Others bought more. Everyone
does what they think is best. But, in time, the wall was broken and a stock
that cost a buck or two went on up to a pre split value of a couple hundred
bucks a share.

Nobody can know when it will happen, it is a process not an event. All the
things happening on RMIL are part of that process. Even the bad stuff. Sure,
you kick yourself in the butt when you buy a little higher yesterday than
you could today. Sure you get frustrated about the paper loss, but that's
all part of the squeeze process too. Other people in other sqeezes have felt
the exact same way. Some son't have the stomach for it. Some do.<<<<<<, Pugs
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