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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Rocky Mountain Int'l (OTC:RMIL former OTC:OVIS)
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To: David R who wrote (26721)12/12/1997 7:12:00 PM
From: J Krnjeu  Read Replies (2) of 55532
 
Mr. David R.

I have to disagree with you. I feel that RMIL has a distinct advantage over other bottle waters including those from Europe. The advantage RMIL enjoys is the name Rocky Mountain, USA. See there is no Rocky Mountains, Japan or Rocky Mountain, France. I know that Levis from the USA selling for $70.00 a pair sell faster than a pair of local produce jeans or jeans from other places for $30.00. Used Levis sell for a higher price than new ones and are more in demand.

Food products from the USA are more expensive and sell faster than locally produced product. The same is true for most USA produced items.

I know this for a fact as I've lived in the Philippines, Japan, Korea and other Asian counties. I've lived there for over 3.5 years. I still have relatives living in the Phillipines and had friends living in Taiwan.

Currenly I reside in Cleveland. Just 1 mile north of me are the largest bodies of fresh water in the world, The Great Lakes. Guess what the 3rd most popular drink in Cleveland is? It's bottle water. With all this fresh water why do people buy bottle water? The answer I have received was people feel it is healthly. This comes from the Cleveland Clinic's published paper. Bottle water consumpation is increasing rapidly. The average age of city water supply pipes in the USA is over 90 years old . In fact more than half of the cities water supply pipes have lead involved with them. A great deal of water supply systems don't meet minimum federal standards for contaminants.

Accordingly, bottled water is becoming more and more popular.

No one can guarantee success but RMIL does have an advantage overseas.

Good Luck to all

Thank you -- JK
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