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Microcap & Penny Stocks : LGOV - Largo Vista Group, Ltd. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jmhollen who wrote (1030)	4/30/1998 11:28:00 PM
From: Dusty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7209

jmhollen, getting into my stash will get you into real trouble ... big time, Batman. LOL I though I saw the Batmobile go screaming by so fast it was a total blur... VBG Joking aside Largo is not a joke. I have something to say to all of us waiting to see the checkbook so to speak. Thirty years ago, I met a fantastic fella, all the fundamentals were there an he certainly appeared to have potential... but... I did not see his checkbook till after I said I do... VBG! Somethings you just have to step out on faith. I see Largo the same way. The fundamentals are all there, let review some of those: * Solid Viable Company * Product in high demand on an on going basis. * Huge Customer base * Mandate from Chinese Government to reduce pollution. * Government Licenses and Permits in hand. * Global 500 Companies beating a path to our door. * Ability to expand into many joint ventures of varied interests. * A powerful and connected team of CEO's (2) Dan and Deng. * Management who are working in harmony with both CEO's. * Cash flow and reliable known monthly income. What we have to ask ourselves is this; What do the Global 500 Companies know that we don't? But, I think I have made my point. If there are any among us who can not see the writing on the wall and feel nervous and can't wait to get out, we bid you fair well and wish you well. But, many of us here have been in for a long time and have stayed. Why? Because we have a handle what is happening and we plan to be apart of it. When you have the opportunity to get in on a company that is producing income and growing by leaps and bounds for under a half dollar, you have to learn to develop patience and have faith. No one can expect things to happen right on schedule with a young and growing company. One must always take into consideration "Murphy's Law." We can all rest assured in the knowledge that we have a management team in place that are leaving no stone unturned to make SURE things are done the right way the first time. There are government regulations to deal with that most people could not begin to understand. All of the regulations take time to get a handle on and to become compliant as mandated. The SEC filing is at the top of the list and they are working night and day on it. So let's all just tie another knot in the rope and hang in there. To the new comer's, we understand your impatience. But, join in and help us to keep watch and soon we will have some more meat and potato substance to sink our teeth into. There is a LOT to digest on the web that has been recently added. Everyone at the office is working hard to keep us informed as best they can. I trust all of us read the story about SHV and the publicity that brought down a deal. Some times it is not in the best interests of the company to reveal too much too soon! I would rather wait and see our company grow and become strong and successful than to see press releases that speak to nothing definite and serve only to pacify the weak and doubting and provide cannon fodder for the Day Traders. I know that this time next year those of us who hold our stock and stay with the company we will be laughing at ourselves for our lack of faith and impatience.... while we haul our bucks to the bank... LOL Every Day is Largo Day at my house... VBG Dusty :o)