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Microcap & Penny Stocks : LGOV - Largo Vista Group, Ltd. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ga Bard who wrote (5016)	11/21/1999 3:46:00 AM
From: jmhollen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7209

GB, You bought in, ..you smug turkey.., because I PM'd you and woke you up just before it took off....!! I'm beginning to wish I had saved your "..thank you.." message. You were still massaging that dud CSCA, as I recall - or touting your big-dollar stock plays on your personal thread. You need to lighten up on the hooch, ol' Son; seems like your memory is starting to go. OBTW. Flexall-454 works really well, whenever you get another bad cramp from patting yourself on the back. Count your profits, play you silly verb-o-games with Dusty/8sixes/whatever-handle-this-week; and if you keep after it long enough - some day you may stumble over some of what I know. (..which I never post publicly for the benefit of bonehead AINNONites..). I've got photos in my drawer of LGOV installed and owned systems, never reported by the company, due to Dynamic Danny's anti-day-trader news blackout policy. They were taken by some construction buddies of mine from VA, who have been in China for over a year. There's revenue coming into the company from sources you don't even know exist. I kind of wonder how many months it's going to take for you to discover the modular housing units that are stored over there - ready to be installed at the drop of a hat. Housing is still just a little bit of a problem in China (..in case you hadn't noticed..) and, with the improving lower class and burgeoning middle class, there are more and more people who can afford to own a decent home; if some were available. China is just like Panama was, when I arrived down there with my folks back in '55. A tight group of controlling wealthy and/or government/military elitetists, with a relatively small middle class, and a huge population of grossly poor (compared to USA). With the onset of proper (non-banana) democracy in Panama, the middle class ballooned, the banks grew to overflowing, and even the poorest are now being effectively reached by educational and health services. People who used to live in "..bohio's.." (thatched-roof, mud-walled, pole houses) now live in rudimentary shacks or small mobile/modular type structures. The middle class live quite comfortably by US standards. I grew around these changes in both Panama and the Canal. My Dad engineered the changes, and wrote the damn turnover treaty (..not your dippy former-Governor Jimmy Carter..); so your nit-picking, short-sighted and rather limited perspective on world development doesn't really impress me a whole bunch. It doesn't show up on the books, Dude. China will grudgingly give up its communistic tenants one little piece at a time, kicking and screaming all the way, but that doesn't change human nature. People need housing, and housing requires heat (LPG), potable water (filters), light, and refrigeration (which can be LPG fueled). After that, comes all the BS frills that women have to cram in the closets or hang all over the bloody walls; and the necessities like a TV and a PC. LGOV's housing efforts didn't evaporate and die GB, they're simmering away on the back burner; to be re-initiated using some of the cash coming available from fuels sales and deals. One real important principle about business is you have to be there! And, as absolutely proven by our boneheads inside the Dizzy City Beltway, you don't have to be worth a damn - you just have to be in exactly the right place at exactly the right time - and you get the contract. With contract in hand, you march down to Snob-O-First National Bank and Foreclosure (..BOA in LA perhaps..) and get all the freakin' money you need. If you beat your banjo nearly as hard as you beat your gums - you may be able to glom some more LGOV before it becomes no longer affordable for practical purposes. Regards, John :-) ps: the arabs prefer you call it "..Saudi.." by the way, Sadie is the one that brings your drinks - remember....? Dooooooh...!!