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

To: (Bob) Zumbrunnen who wrote (39156)	1/29/1998 12:18:00 PM
From: Jeff Harrington	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

Wow... do we really have so little going on in our lives to go on and on like this for a stock we don't own and ain't even trading? I may lose thousands of dollars on my RMIL investment possibly, but I'll never be a loser like you guys... Get - A - Life. Sheesh... Jeff

To: (Bob) Zumbrunnen who wrote (39156)	1/29/1998 1:02:00 PM
From: Pugs	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

>>>>>Subj: RMIL Date: 98-01-29 12:42:45 EST From: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX To: pugstko@AOL.COM ('pugstko@aol.com') Pugs, I suppose that I am an official "lurker". I do not have an SI membership but I have got to express my opinion in some way. This thread could use the opinion of someone who has not been caught up in the latest battles between the "nays" and "yeas". My viewpoint is that of a person who still believes in the same fundamentals that started this squeeze. The following is my opinion and you may post any or all of it. I've been reading this thread since September '97 and can't believe what I've seen happen to, what I thought were, several smart investors. This squeeze began based on the belief that there is a large undeclared short position in this stock. The productivity of the company was not an issue, only that it is legal and does exist. The goal was, and still is, to buy shares, call in the certificates, and cause the illegal shorts to cover at the prices we are willing to sell for. Everything was going well until, ironically enough, our solid proof of a short position came in the form of "around the clock bashing from nay-sayers. When they came aboard, It was obvious that the "shorts" were in big trouble and they knew it. Let me tell you this. Nobody, and I mean nobody comes aboard a little known stock like this one and tries to convince people around the clock to get out while they still can, just because they are looking out for the small investor. Very few would come aboard and bash the stock just to make a name for themselves, and fewer yet would come aboard and bash the stock because they are against you or Riley. It is near impossible that 10 to 20 nay sayers would come on board for a combination of these reasons. It's obvious, unless you are an idiot or a trembling coward, who is easily shaken, that these nay sayers are in it for one reason; to stop what appears to be a cartel headed for a successful short squeeze that will hurt them financially. The problem is that when they started to bash the company's credentials, some of the very weak (Matty Dee for example) panicked and ran. These "weak" want to blame the company, you, or Riley for their losses when in fact, they are the very people who gave up cheap shares and induced the drop in price. They forgot that only one thing mattered, The Certificates in hand count! We are now in a position where all of the weak should be gone. Everyone who reads this thread knows without a doubt why the nay sayers are here and how positive it is for us that they are here in such force. The company is real and I don't give a d*mn whether the new sight is ahead or behind schedule, whether or not the $10,000,000 is early or late, whether the press releases are positive or negative or any of that crap. All that matters to us is that we buy, call for certs, and force the undeclared shorts to cover. Let the nays ramble amongst themselves all they want. Their presence is an absolute positive to our cause. Our posts need to concentrate on the certs, not defending the company. Let the nays drive out the weak, or those in for a quick dollar. I am in until the shorts buy my shares for a starting price of $50.00 per share and not a penny less. It will happen! I've never been more sure than now. You are an inspiration to us all and I hope that you and Riley continue to lead us in our quest for what is right, not just for RMIL, but for all of the stocks out there that were illegally shorted. Thanks for your time, XXXXXXXX<<<<<<< __________________________________ Pugs