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

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To: Just My Opinion who wrote (36041)1/12/1998 2:56:00 PM
From: David R  Read Replies (1) of 55532
 
You are correct, RMIL is not BORL. BORL has currently ~$45M in quarterly revenues, very strong product lines, good analyst coverage, and first class leaders. RMIL is a dead dog with inept management, and near zero revenues.

My BORL shares represent a good long term investment with %20 returns over the last 12 months. My RMIL holdings are a tax write-off with 50% decline since buyin at 2.25. Not to mention that I can not sell them.

As a SW systems engineer, I see the genius of the VSGN acquisition. In the next few months, the market will as well.

Take a good look at RMIL chart for a good laugh. I say that RMIL is at .20 before it sees $2 again. Since I still own RMIL, I hope that I am incorrect of course, but there is simply no evidence that RMIL is or ever will be a company with any real worth. And regardless of what MORK has done, if the SEC agrees with my assessment, RMIL will never be open for trading, and we will all be left holding worthless paper.

Nice to know that you would LOL at somebody taking a loss. Since I am still nicely in the black with BORL, I am the one laughing. However, note that I will not return the rude scorn if and when RMIL dies. Brotherly kindess would demand no less.

Vaya Con Dios, Amigo
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