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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 P. Weber who wrote (33319)	1/5/1998 3:22:00 PM
From: Buster	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

Michael, I know about the augmentation agreement. We went over all this awhile back when I asked about the OVIS/RMIL 14mil asset. My point was to counter Pug's hype regarding the 14mil augmentation agreement with RMCW. No one has ever given me a good answer as to why OVIS is entitled to the 14mil aug. agreement in the first place. PRTI and Rocky's merge falls through. No exchange of assets or shares. Why does Rocky get to walk away with 14mil in MVPH stock? Let's go into fantasy world and pretend RMIL receives 14mil in MVPH stock. That's over 100mil shares at the current MVPH stock .13 Do you think that RMIL could sell the 100+mil shares for anything close to 14mil? As I recall the oil and gas assets that PRTI sold to MVPH was valued at what PRTI had the oil and gas assets on their books(this is from memory so I could be wrong). So who knows how much the assets are really worth. I would say not that much by looking at the stock price. MVPH has stated in a news release that the augmentation agreement with OVIS/RMIL is not valid. Now don't you think it would be considered hype without mentioning that 1. RMIL might have to go to court for the 14mil. 2. The 14mil in augmented stock may not be worth 14mil except on paper. 3. RMIL might not be entitled to the 14mil. This information is only my opinion based on news releases from both companys and a short conversation with a PR firm for MVPH. Buster the uninformed