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

To: FTJoe who wrote (21143)	11/23/1997 8:04:00 PM
From: Riley G	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

I heard another rumor that more money will be invested into RMIL by this investor or someone else. I don't know it it's true, but this shows me that someone, somewhere has really big plans for RMIL! I am looking forward to finding out who the big investor is and the channels that they have lined up to sell RMCW products in the internatuional market place!!!! RG CALL those Certificates... Send those Brokerage firm letters... Send those NASD letters.............

To: FTJoe who wrote (21143)	11/23/1997 8:04:00 PM
From: TopCat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

FTJoe, I think I may have this insider thing straight in my mind now. Having access to insider information is not illegal, providing insider information is also, strickly speaking, not illegal. Trading on the basis of insider information is! That simple. So, alot of this talk about who "leaked" this or that is not the issue. Only those that may have traded on the basis of some of that information may have, technically, violated the law. Tough time proving that one, IMHO. TC

To: FTJoe who wrote (21143)	11/23/1997 8:06:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

Just wanted to remind you of how far this company has come in 6 long months... :0) Olympus Ventures completes filing of annual report for fiscal year 1996 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 8, 1997--Olympus Ventures Inc. (OTC/BB:OVIS), a manufacturer of knit, denim and twill garments with wholly owned facilities in the Dominican Republic; Nicaragua; and Hialeah, Fla., Tuesday announced that the company has completed filing its Form 10-K and has reported a loss for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1996. Olympus Ventures Chief Executive Officer Gary Morgan stated that the company has cleared a major hurdle. ''Getting the financials completed and filed was an important step forward for Olympus Ventures. The stage is now set for the next phase in the company's recovery and growth,'' Morgan said. The company is currently negotiating new orders with representatives of several nationally known labels. Olympus Ventures has already received orders that will completely occupy the plant in the Dominican Republic for the balance of 1997. This facility is equipped with 150 knitting and weaving machines and employs approximately 170 workers; its current production capabilities are 2,500 dozen pieces per week. Morgan noted that these additional orders are a key part of his plan to continue the company's profitability. ''These new orders represent an important step in our company's growth and will boost Olympus toward its goal of $12 million in sales for fiscal year 1997,'' he said. Prior to this announcement, Olympus had $6.6 million in orders for the current fiscal year. Morgan went on to state: ''Our projected net annual income for fiscal year 1997 remains at approximately $600,000. With these earnings, we believe, the company's share prices should be substantially higher and more in line with other corporations in the apparel industry.'' It is a stated goal of the company to achieve a listing among Nasdaq's Small Cap issues. Olympus' growing reputation in the industry for reducing costs, on-time delivery and five-star quality has led to discussions with many new potential clients. The company has recently been approached by a major, internationally known line of women's sportswear and swimwear; talks are currently in progress. As well as seeking contracts with famous ''name'' brands, Olympus manufactures its own branded labels: Olympus USA and Olympus Kids. The management team at Olympus has recognized and adjusted to a growing trend toward streamlining operations. Clothing manufacturers such as Olympus are now often required to provide ''full packaging'' services, which places the responsibility of purchasing raw materials on the manufacturer. With cost-efficient, virtually debt-free facilities, the company is properly positioned to thrive in this environment. The ultimate goal of Olympus is to become totally vertical and operate with a balance of ''continuing assembly'' and ''full package'' contracts, thus creating a leadership position in private- label manufacturing, self-contained sales, shipping and distribution. CONTACT: Alexis International Corporate Relations, 760/773-9227 ****************************************** What was really interesting was JUST when it looked someone was getting the goods on OVIS, they decided to merge with another company, becoming their subsidiary. Now the SEC has to get the goods on RMIL which was, under the law, a separate entity and the parent company of OVIS. YOu see.. OVIS is no longer a publically traded company. RMIL is. This is probably the most clever aspect of this unfolding drama. Just when they felt they would get halted, they threw the authorities a curveball. Very clever indeed!! Regards, Ron

To: FTJoe who wrote (21143)	11/23/1997 8:34:00 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

off topic: ftj, micron is about to report incredibly crappy eps. muei will make a negligable contribution to earnings and dram is very near breakeven for the q and currently running at a loss. the stock is $26. jan $22.50 puts look delicious. i'd buy them except i already own dec 25s. if we are at this level as we approach dec expiration then i'll load up on jan puts. nfli and nfliw might be another stock (warrant) you want to investigate. i see good things even though the last 2 years has been very crappy. although we may never agree on rmil until its history is written in stone, we s/b able to discuss other avenues for making moulah - that is what this game is all about... good luck...