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

To: Riley G who wrote (42461)	2/24/1998 4:07:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 55532

RMIL Shareholders..... The key to winning this game is being OFFENSIVE and not DEFENSIVE. Well, being OFFENSIVE is certainly one of your strengths Please DO NOT answer those naysayers that are trying to create, Fear, and Doubt in the minds of investors. Let them just ramble on. Translation: Don't listen to the facts that are verified and obvious to all wishing to research them. You're better off listening to me ramblings of a guy like me (Riley) who got you to invest in this lying and misleading company in the first place. We are on the winning team and do not need to listen to the false and misleading information that they are posting. Translation: I would rather you listen to the false and misleading information that I post. We must all focus on the battle at hand. And that is to Call The Certificates, and hold until our shareholder value is reached, and then only sell in small percentages as the price walks up the ladder. Translation: I have a bunch of shares that I haven't had the opportunity to unload yet, so if this lying company ever gets its collective act together I need you to hang in there until I sell or I can convince a group of "bagholders" to buy into the short squeeze theory. I just hope that RMIL shareholders don't figure out that our shareholder value is far below where the price at the time the SEC halted our little alledged Garment company, wannabe water bottler. On another note. Those with a pending certificate order need to verify that your broker has sent out the paperwork to get your certificates delivered. Translation: I can't get the company management to take any action to verify the outstanding shares so all that I have is your individual word that you have taken delivery and won't sell until I do. Regards, Ron