Mike!,
Kugler should get the academy award for his performance last night! He even addressed his 'shake' to shareholders & lurkers!!! WHO DOES HE THINK HE'S KIDDING!!! Do you see TONTO respond to his blatent shaKe for shares? What about TLW? Nah...they're busy being 'objective'! <lol>!!!! Mork was probably on the phone directing Kugler!!! I hope the SEC gets a big tub of popcorn and enjoys Kuglers' academy award winning performance!!!;
>>>>>Subj: RMIL
Date: 98-01-07 09:16:43 EST
From: PugsTKO
To: Senforce
Sirs,
Below you will find broker Michael Kuglers' last shake for shares before trading resumes for RMIL. Kugler is a broker for Principal. He admits to conversations , from Principal, during Market hours with admitted shortseller of RMIL , Dempsey Mork. As you know, Mork also put out fradulent press releases concerning RMIL. He also stated on DVBC's financials that he was NOT involved in any ongoing legalities, which is false, RMIL's recent 8K reveals he was named as a defendant in a suit brought by RMIL.
Kugler appears to be in direct violation of 15USC Chapter 2A sub.i.77q. He also pleaded with his "audience" to take advantage of his "proffesional experience" last night. As a RMIL shareholder, I feel the SEC should take a cloder look at Mr. Kugler, his last 'shake for shares' follows;
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<<<To: Kurt N (33945 )
From: michael d kugler Tuesday, Jan 6 1998 9:41PM EST
Reply # of 34129
Kurt, All posters, and lurkers.........................
Kurt, I've chosen to respond to your post primarily because, whatever
regard you have for me, at the moment, is an irrelevant issue.
It is time to get very serious and decide what you want to do tomorrow,
or in the near future.
You have all heard the story here. There is still the talk of the huge
illegal, naked short position in this stock. No one seems to be able to
find it, but the mythical Cavalry (who have chosen to have Riley
represent them rather than direct representation on this thread) says it
exists. There are all the sideline stories, whose supposed importance
has only been used to decoy everyone away from the real issues here. And
we have all heard about the $5 million and the financials, which are
always right around the corner (or "a matter of minutes" as per the
Casper story).
And you don't have to listen to me, but perhaps you should consider the
business judgement of those who have made a decision about your fine
company and chosen not to endorse in some cases, and not do business
with in others.....Patrick Lanzillo (Palco), Carolyn Tedesco
(Transecurities), Brad Herr (Attorney for Transecurities), Daniel
Rodriguez (Mary's/Ladies Cutting Service), The Town of Ten Sleep
Wyoming, Nelson Vidal (Nelson's/Barons), The United States Securities
and Exchange Commission, Michael Burg (MVPH), The Free Trade Zone in
Nicauagua (Zona Franca), and please believe me, there are others.
And for those of you who have never gone through this experience........
In my professional experience, I don't honestly think I have ever seen a
stock open to the upside, the day a trading halt is lifted, but
sometimes that is the best price you might see for a while. The rule
15C2-11 says anyone making a market in this stock must be reasonably
assured that the financials are timely and accurate. Since no 10-K has
been filed, I think you'll be hard pressed to find MM's who will do
this. It is likely that if this trades on the BB, the bid/ask spread may
be wider than you are used to. If it is relegated to the pink sheets,
you will probably see the same phenomena there as well.
I can't and won't tell any of you to buy or sell. It is a decision you
all have to make for yourselves. You need to decide whether or not this
is truly risk capital, the kind you'd bet on a basketball game. The risk
from here is about the same IMHO. Just add up the value of your shares,
at the bid, and decide how much of it you are potentially prepared to
lose. Take a step back, look at the facts, and make a cold financial
decision.
Again, if this is your first experience in this type of stiuation,
remember that part of making money is not losing very much. I routinely
lose money buying stocks, but I try to win more than I lose. Nobody is
right 100% of the time, and the most difficult part of investing, even
with other people's money, is admitting when you're wrong. Pick a target
to the upside and downside and stick to it.
I have tried to give you the facts, and by and large, my information has
proved accurate. No one is contesting my information with any real
degree of success. I have given you my sources and provided phone
numbers for you to check them out for yourself. Some people here have
done just that, and come up with the same answers.
Good Luck, whatever your decision.>>>
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Respectfully
Pugs |
