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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Rocky Mountain Int'l (OTC:RMIL former OTC:OVIS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TideGlider who wrote (18712)	11/16/1997 3:05:00 PM
From: michael d kugler	Respond to of 55532

Subject: OVIS/RMIL Date: Sun, 16 Nov 1997 14:34:31 -0500 From: "Bruce D. Assante" <ce2bd1@sprintmail.com> Reply-To: ce2bd1@sprintmail.com To: mkugler@ibm.net Mike I had a problem trying to respond to the post you addressed to me. I don't know why it happens, but everytime I attempted to post the reply....I was "booted" from my server. Here it is and you may post it if you wish. I sure as hell am not going to re-type it. My copy and paste is just not excepted as the original wasn't. Michael: Not a lawyer...<G> but have arrested a few...hehe... I am a State Investigator. I don't want to get too close to work here. I am always very interested and sometimes concerned with controversy. It is a flag that waves and beckons. I enjoy assigning motivation to actions and have always been insulted by those with hidden agenda. There is obviously some of that here. I enjoy watching the onion as it is peeled. Those with hidden agenda are many. I am not choosing sides. There may very well be a considerable amount of misrepresentation on either side. The great number of postings will not allow for innocence to be to be shared by all. I very much despise people that rip off other people. I detest those that lie for advantage in this market. However, that being said, casinos are notoriously suspect for their sometimes seedy management, yet if they ran casinos as the markets are operated they would soon all be in prison. I have read all the posts although I cannot claim to be well versed in the argument. I just would enjoy simple answers. 1. Exactly where and what amounts of any products are contracted to or have been delivered to a market. K-Mart, 7 Eleven...Levis? 2. If there is a short squeeze and the price "pops", how do the get out without crashing the stock. The price already seems to reflect a short buy back.(See the Big Chart I previously posted and run several examples of NYSE stock with SHORT INTEREST as one of your indicators. That will allow you to see how stocks routinely react to the buy/covering of short interest.) 3. If individuals are making false accusations in regard to this stock for the purpose to reduce the price (alledgedly Mork?) prosecution could be sweet as well as costly for a person that has made such an error. Is the company actually pursuing a criminal prosecution? State courts are generally the best venue for this as they can prosecute under theft statutes rather than the more complex measures of proof in the federal courts. I like to invest in stock and I have lost money do to manipulation and scams. I am just careful and a bit more poor. A costly education. I don't want to be a Naysayer or a Cheerleader. I just want to know. If a person was to read the last few weeks posts they are certain to come away with the idea that RMIL sales are in stock rather than a product. I don't want to be referred to previous posts. I visited the web sites and found no answers. Can anyone simply just tell me how much water and/or clothing, accessories...etc are sold and to whom? Thanks and sorry for the interruption. Bruce