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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 (44484)	3/31/1998 1:07:00 AM
From: bmart	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

Mr. G I was very intrigued as to why Tonto would not respond to any reference of Zapara or Randy Baker. It would seem that Pugs was quite accurate about AZNT putting out releases on illegal shorting and Zapara and AZNT parting ways. It is also true that Puhrty was promoting AZNT on the AZNT board. Mr. Mork admitted Puhrty was Randy Baker and , as a Dempsey Mork employee, was posting negatively on the RMIL boards. It intrigued me as to why Tonto would not engage in any conversation of Baker, Zapara or illegal shorting, if he , indeed, desired to discuss AZNT , which Tonto posted was a "good company". I found that quite startling, that Tonto would deem any BB stock "good". I reread his posts and I could not find another such declaration. I decided to find out, for myself, why Baker seemed to be pumping AZNT and Zapara diappeared. Here is what I discovered. It appears Mork & Zapara have a little game they play. Zapara appears to always be the "fall guy" in this game. Ultimately, Mr. Zapara will disappear and Mork will be the puppeteer pulling the strings. It appears Mr. Baker is the most active player in this game and the one who gets his hands dirty.It appears Mr. Kugler and Tonto do the grunt work for grunt wages. I also discovered that though Mr. Mork may only be 100,000 short in the states, there is a certain Canadian Brokerage firm that falls under Mr. Morks corporate umbrella. Estimates of Mr. Morks short position in Canada is estimated to be as high as 5 million shares. From my conversations today with many folks, it appears that this team is quite experienced at this game. I also found out that there is much evidence available to support my observations here today. I wish the RMIL shareholders the very best in luck and hope they succeed in their travails. I also heard that the RMIL investor may very well have the $10MM to RMCW by as early as April 1 ! How fitting! Good evening RB