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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 (47366)	5/26/1998 9:13:00 AM
From: Pugs	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

Riley, A RMIL long EMailed me his cert #'s and dates for another 4000 shares!! This means we are only 5K away from the magic number!!!...with another 1MM+ called!!! I ask all RMIL longs not to be distracted by arguements over RMIL's past, fundamentals, etc. Whatever direction RMIl takes, we now have a deadline, the 10K must be audited in light of delisting concerns. In whatever form, RMIL will commence trading with the float in NAme Form and an audited 10K !! The truth is; if RMIL is trading and running a clean ship...they could be marketing used chewing gum and WE WOULD STILL HAVE A SQUEEZE!!! Do not fall the short traps of naysayers and shortsellers....we have accomplished what some only talk about...we have gotten the float in NAME FORM !!! Now it is time to payback! And payback is a b*tch !! Pugs

To: Riley G who wrote (47366)	5/26/1998 12:58:00 PM
From: TLWatson59	Respond to of 55532

Riley: Do you mean these?: From: TLWatson59 Monday, Nov 17 1997 1:20PM ET Reply # of 47371 TO ALL: Delayed post opening TA - RMIL: Stock continues to drift lower without any serious buying interest developing. With the last price I have showing of 2.125 RMIL is just above it's long term trendline. Volume does seem to have picked up in the early going and perhaps a test of that support level is near. I for one would not like to see the stock penetrate 1.75 on the downside. From: TLWatson59 Tuesday, Nov 18 1997 9:23AM ET Reply # of 47371 Pre-open RMIL TA 11/18/97 - With yesterday's low at 2 1/16 the stock now rests smack on the long term uptrend line. A penetration on the downside, if it occurs and can be held to above 1.75, would not be disasterous from a technical standpoint but it also would not be very desireable. The stock appears to have lost the strong momentum that it developed almost two weeks ago and just seems to be marking time and awaiting a wave of new buying interest. Failing that, should selling volume pick at these levels that support zone between 1 .75 and 2.0 may not prove strong enough to hold. From: TLWatson59 Tuesday, Nov 18 1997 7:41PM ET Reply # of 47372 Very Early Pre-open TA - RMIL: Pick up in volume with the stock violating its long term uptrend is not too comforting. Next test ahead could be the the double bottom at approximately 1 5/8 formed almost at the same time of the month in Sept. and Oct. The stock looks like it is in need of some positive news if this slide is to abate. A rehash the squeeze threat may not be enough. If the post by PS is accurate it would appear that some folks are receiving their shares from the new TA. From: TLWatson59 Wednesday, Nov 19 1997 3:03PM ET Reply # of 47373 Good afternoon. I have had a chance to look at today's price movement on the chart. The stock has reached the double bottom I alluded to last night which turns out to be 1 11/16 not 1 5/8. In any event, from a technical standpoint, it is imperative that this not be violated. If there continues to be a heavier concentration of selling the last support level around 1.50 does not look strong enough to hold. It is conceivable that the price could drop considerably lower if there are any pure chart players in the game who would stop themselves out. From: TLWatson59 Friday, Nov 21 1997 9:31AM ET Reply # of 47374 Good Morning: TA - RMIL 11/21/97 It's so nice when a ray of sunshine peeks through the clouds. The multiple bottom at 1.69 held well and I as I had pointed out in earlier comments, the lower trading volume on the downside would need some kind of news to stir a higher volume price recovery. Yesterday just in the nick of time the longs got it. There should be an additional upside follow through this morning to test the strength of resistance between 2.50 and 2.75. If you get a blow out and plow through those levels that may be a concrete sign of short cover panic. We now certainly have a very key low point to use as a sign that something is not right, at 1.69. Should for what ever reason, the stock penetrate that level on the downside after yesterday's recovery the longs would have serious problems. In any event the picture certainly has brightened from a technical standpoint. From: TLWatson59 Wednesday, Dec 10 1997 9:12AM ET Reply # of 47375 TA- RMIL - 12/10/97 - Yesterday's action unfortunately could be a precursor to some unpleasant market gyrations. The low held at the last visible support level established back in late August. That was shortly after the original run up from the "penny" level to $2 and the back off and close of an upside gap left on the third trading day after I bought my original position at .47. It is a thin thread, technically speaking that is keeping this stock from returning to under $1. Today's action IMO will be critical. If the stock can hold at or near yesterday's low and rebound to above 1.75 and close there on good upside volume there is still a chance for the technical picture to improve. Anyone with valid technical analysis credentials looking at the chart picture today would have to say they see the potential for a massive distribution pattern having been formed between 1.50 and 4.00 since sometime in early September to the present, unless the action I described as needed today can occur. Riley, today on May 26, 1998, we all know that action did not take place. All you can do today is see who can post more b.s. than the other about 8K's, 10K's new financing, plan b's, and most recently your post laying the ground work for a strategic retreat when it all blows up in your face. You know the one about where four months ago you disowned any knowledge of a successful financing arrangement to complete the OVIS/RMIL merger.