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To: TWICK who wrote (29863)	3/27/1999 3:20:00 PM
From: jmhollen	Respond to of 120523

*Under the blanket of "....just so's ya know....", I would like to thank ya'll for this opportunity to share....* I expect the fallout from Largo Vista Group's [LGOV] Monday stockholder's meeting to make happy campers out of many of the current investors. I hope some of you decide to give it a shot, as you can buy a lot of leverage currently for 0.15+/- per-share. LGOV's 2nd stockholders meeting is being held on Monday in Long Beach, CA. The first business is the election of several new "heavyweight" business/financial-types to the Board, and then there are some expected announcements about progress in new areas of licensed activities all over China. LGOV has been "twiddling" around 0.10 for some time, it hit 0.175+ on Friday, and finally closed at 0.145. This much-maligned issue is at the make/break point (IMHO); and I expect it to take off and run. The company really does have potential. China is spending billions on pollution control, telecommunications, telephony, internet expansion etc.; and has just issued advisories that "raises" for everyone is in the works. That translates into more "..disposable.." income. LGOV is involved in all these areas, as well as it's core business - which is bottled and pipelined/metered LPG (liquified petroleum gas). China's pollution control problems (smog & deforestation) have resulted in the outlawing of charcoal use in many provinces - the obvious replacement is LPG. LGOV's LPG business is currently on a profitable footing. The company has been in business for 8+ years. If you are the least bit interested please take a tour of their website: largovista.com