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

To: michael d kugler who wrote (24151)	12/5/1997 11:55:00 PM
From: shades	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

I say be patient and let us see what they can do, why are you so negative on this one, here read your VERY POSTS covering similar issues, yet you are positive there. Remember, Perhaps a little patience will go a long way. To: Zachary Prensky (40 ) From: michael d kugler Wednesday, Sep 24 1997 10:07PM EST Reply # of 79 ZP, Are you still in this? Looks pretty good. With the money from Xerox, they should have a little breathing room. Mike You claim the money from xerox, I claim the money from our deal, You made this statement when the money was just an agreement, why are you positive there and so negative here? To: Joe Senesac (45 ) From: michael d kugler Saturday, Sep 27 1997 11:55PM EST Reply # of 79 Still looks like up to me. I'd like to see 7 or 8. I'd probably be gone then. Where is it now 2 15/16, you were very wrong about getting out at 7 or 8, you do not pick stocks well, I am glad you are not my broker To: Sol Rosenburg (60 ) From: michael d kugler Friday, Nov 7 1997 11:48PM EST Reply # of 79 Still in. I saw the news although there was not enough elaboration on the terms. It looks like they needed cash. This company seems to suck it up like crazy. Yet you would invest there and not in RMIL, RMIL needs the cash too, why are you so negative here? To: Sol Rosenburg (64 ) From: michael d kugler Tuesday, Nov 11 1997 12:50PM EST Reply # of 79 Watching. Doesn't look good, at the moment. Perhaps a little patience will go a long way. As it will for RMIL too, PATIENCE To: Mark J. Masley (66 ) From: michael d kugler Tuesday, Nov 11 1997 6:32PM EST Reply # of 79 I'll wait until I see the financials. But you are right. I will wait for the financials too, yet you don't bash that stock, why ours, why are you so negative here? To: Sol Rosenburg (73 ) From: michael d kugler Tuesday, Nov 11 1997 11:18PM EST Reply # of 79 It doesn't seem to say they have a working product in ACLR's line. If that is true, this may be a buying opportunity. I wonder how long it might take to develop a product, and bring it to market,if none exists now. I say the same for RMIL, Remember, Perhaps a little patience will go a long way.

To: michael d kugler who wrote (24151)	12/6/1997 12:39:00 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

Mike, I forgot that you're a history nut... I just started my second book by John J. Robinson.. "Dungeon, Fire and Sword: The Knights Templar in the Crusades". Extremely readable and is very well researched. The first book of his I read, "Born In Blood: The Lost Secrets of Freemasonry" discusses some interesting angles on the Knights Templar as the alledged origin of the Masonic Temples. This is some fascinating reading if you enjoy Medieval history. BTW, Did that $10 million get wired in today?? Expecting the news release any day now.... yeah right!! Regards, Ron