Mass Megawatts Wind Power Inc (MMMW)

[Solarman]

Short sellers benefit from the stock going down and toxic debt financing people benefit with a lower stock price as the company has less places to go to get funds. The company refuses toxic debt which is a major killer of OTC stock prices on the OTC in epidemic proportions. Mass Megawatts has stated several times that expansion plans are based on customer financing of one third down , one third halfway , and one third at completion. The need to increase authorized shares should be less especially if the stock price goes up with the anticipated revenue. The Company will not accept toxic debt as they have been offered many dozen of times and add fat bonuses to their paychecks. The increase in authorized shares does not multiply like rabbits like companies that are either duped by a toxic financer or in collusion with a toxic financer as the proceeds are known to be used to give fat bonuses while the company's stock burns to ashes.

The war against toxic debt in in high gear and the federal regulators are doing their best to stop this serious injustice. Unfortunately numerous small penny stocks are hit with the growing pains of new regulations and potential regulations
imposed on brokers that limit the ability to raise funds. The regulators are anticipated to fine tune the new procedures to address those issues and eventually the small businesses will be able to raise funds to grow their companies at a healthier pace than at any time in the past.

The goal of the regulators and members of Congress, both Democrats and Republican,is to bring a very efficient way for stock brokers and small companies to raise funds to build new technology for a better quality of life for everyone.

Hopefully (very soon), the new growing pains will bring about a better climate for the ability to raise capital and protect investors at the same time.

Meanwhile, in the past few years and increasingly in the past year,the ability to raise funds put their timelines behind. As it gets worse in the past few months, Congress has a sense of urgency to address this crisis that is not felt by larger companies or the average citizen. The company will do its best to try to reach its goals while most investors realize that investing in a small low or no revenue companies has a risk of failure of timelines or in a worse case, the risk of going out of business. At least, Mass Megawatts is a survivor.