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Microcap & Penny Stocks : OILEX (OLEX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: OFW who wrote (2546)	1/15/1998 4:36:00 PM
From: Marty Rubin	Respond to of 4276

Offie, If you want, I may pay them a house visit. I don't think that lawyer knows much. Even if he does, he will only tell me what "management" orders him to do/say. That I already know. Since the company is based on shares, not some poor little folks who had to borrow from old grandpa to start a company, they will get pist on any price drop. Since the Internet is so widely use, I can say that most people who want to invest in Oilex also check with the SI to get more information (Oilex/SI pups when using a search engine). We can all see why you are getting these beautiful letters. "The truth and nothing but the truth" doesn't always satisfy all. If he has a problem, Mr. Burditt can come on the SI identifying himself as Mr. Clinton (he may be afraid to use his name) and I'll be more then happy if he can prove me wrong. BTW (from pr) "attracting institutional investors, investment banking houses and foreign investors" didn't make me buy. Nice trick, though. I think, for next time, please save yourself the $500 on a pr by giving us news on production. Should I say it again? Oh yes. OIL will bring up the price--dilution would certainly not bring up the price. I guess some "people" or "management" do have a different viewpoint. To conclude, Yes, "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark,"* but it doesn't mean I should consider (after all the money I have lost) whether "To be or not to be."* Good day, Marty *Shakespeare's Hamlet.