Solarbrook Water and Power Corp. (fka SLRW)

[pennystock_es]

I can deduct finance this bad investment?

as I cancel my broker these actions?

thanks

[carloose]

Sorry for your loss. Guess you know who the pumpers are who may have lured you into buying this POS. I spent the last year plus trying to tell anyone who cared to listen that this has been a scam for over a decade.

[carloose]

Where have all the pumpers gone, long time passing ...

[Renee]

SLRW CUSIP suspended by FINRA. Deleted symbol:

http://otce.finra.org/DLDeletions

[carloose]

Once upon a time, SLRW (formerly HydroFlo) possessed 19 patents. However, they were all worthless. If they had any value, the crooks running the show would have sold them off. Beyond that, in litigation back in 2010 or 2011, Dennis Mast, the original founder and CEO of HydroFlo (he was cited by the SEC in 2005 for 14 counts of fraud and was forced to step down from HYRF) sued for the patent rights as he had invented all of the patented junk). Mast was awarded 12 of them. Since then, most of the patents have expired because no one paid for renewal. Why not? They are worthless.
To answer your question, the shares you may hold are worthless. It's over for this scam.

[pennystock_es]

patents were smoke $slrw ?

everything is lost no hope of re-quote ?

[carloose]

Uh-huh!

[carloose]

Warned y'all for months that it was only a matter of time until the SEC wiped out this scam.

[-ATM-]

I know.lol I had 22,500,000 shares.

[C-Money365]

nooooooooooooooooooooooo my moneyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[janice shell]

lol, true enough.

[lucky, mydog]

probably why the regulators don't do it.

they don't even address complaints when they are made aware of such situations.

[janice shell]

That's a thought, though it'd be a pain to keep up with… And that's probably why the regulators don't do it.

[TenKay]

Look at you...doing that "common sense" thing.

Perhaps we could set up a new board for delinquent state registrations???

[janice shell]

They ought to check every public company's corporate status once a year. At least for OTC issues. Or perhaps FINRA could do that.

Somebody should.

[TenKay]

The SEC hit the easy (but much delayed) button...

[janice shell]

Evidently. I don't know why they didn't just bring an administrative proceeding to revoke registration.

At one time it was a Business Development Company (BDC), but back in 2007, it decided to move into the water treatment systems business. And George Moore was CEO at the time.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=5281405

It never filed a Form 15 to terminate registration. It simply began filing disclosure with OTCMarkets in 2009:

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/SLRW/filings

And then, evidently, the corporation was administratively dissolved in 2012.

[TenKay]

So the SEC waited until they had a consent judgment against Moore and DeRosa to suspend? Not that is was all that active anyways.

Serves me right for not looking at the litigation releases the same day

[janice shell]

The SEC is also litigating, and the suit is quite interesting:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2016/lr23527.htm

[lucky, mydog]

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=122373132

[TenKay]

You won't get that from the SEC. And the company has been silent. Either way the ticker is finished.

[-ATM-]

Maybe we will get some insight into what's going on with the company.

[TenKay]

SLRW Suspended

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2016/34-77756.pdf

Order

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2016/34-77756-o.pdf

[-ATM-]

What's with the halt?

[carloose]

A nickel buy today - that's more than the total worth of SLRW.

[pennystock_es]

Bid occult 0.0001 ?

someone can buy at 0.0001?

[carloose]

Too funny.

[CluelessStockJunkie]

Yeah ok, $2000 on a scam shell worthless company with a P&D, yes, VERY exciting.

[Rainer]

It's the most volume I've seen here in a very long time. It's exciting.

[CluelessStockJunkie]

A WHOPPING $2000 lol

[Rainer]

20 mill volume.... hmmmm

[Value_Investor]

They are the Same person as I can tell. Nice to see SLRW at 0.0001 x 0.0002 again! Thanks for your DD!

[Rainer]

hmmm.... something is happening here

[9754LB851]

$SLRW - someone wants this 79 mily float - big hits - large bid

[pennystock_es]

And whether short or MM have problems cover ?

[carloose]

A fox attacked a Canada Goose yesterday at the edge of a pond located behind my house. After it ate what it wanted, turkey buzzards swooped in to finish off the job. All that was left today was a shell - bones and feathers. Reminds me of Solarbrook. Nothing but the financial equivalent of bones and feathers left.

[pennystock_es]

A SHELL?

SLRW has a very limited number of actions:

Share Structure:

Shares Outstanding
504703682
Authorized Shares
600,000,000
Float (shares)
79924600

SLRW the policy has been to reduce the structure:

Solar Brook in 2010 reduced shares outstanding. Good news'

SolarBrook Water and Power Retires 67 Million Shares of Common Stock in a Continued Effort to Reduce Its Outstanding Shares by a Total of 20%

CARY, NC - (Marketwire) - 08/09/10 - Continuing the Mandated by SolarBrook's Efforts (PINKSHEETS: SLRW) Board of Directors to reduce the amount outstanding shares, SolarBrook proudly Announces a second retirement of 67, 032, 000 shares of common stock to the SolarBrook Treasury.

With the recent retirement of These shares, SolarBrook has almost met ITS goal of a 20% reduction in Its outstanding shares in less than two weeks. These shares will be returned to the corporate treasury by August 12, 2010. This reduction is the continuation of SolarBrook's Committed effort to add value for its share holders. With This purchase SolarBrook has Reached 97% of Its reduction goal.

SolarBrook's president George Moore Stated, "Our goal of Reducing the Total outstanding shares by 100,000,000 shares is well within reach this month. We will continue esta effort With The Possibility of a further reduction over the next couple months." The current reduction Brings SolarBrook's Total outstanding shares 400,000,000 to fewer than.

No solution:

http://www.profitspi.com/stock-chart-str.aspx?id=SLRW&ca=1580538005


The shorts may have problems bare sales see companies like CTKH today NGTL (similar to SLRW)

[carloose]

Why not call and ask him? Oh, wait, he disappeared four years ago and has been hiding ever since. But, if you do find him, I'm sure you can find some bounty hunters who will pay you good bucks for the info.

[carloose]

Once upon a time, Solarbrook (Solarbroke) had 19 patents (all have since been shown to be useless). In 2011 litigation brought by HydroFlo's original founder and CEO, Dennis Mast, resulted in the courts awarding 11 of those to Mast. The rest (the real bottom of the barrel ones) were left with Solarbrook. All have since expired. Nobody wants them.

So, Solarbrook has no CEO - he went into hiding four years ago. No office. No warehouse. No assets. No patents. No employees. No phone. No email. It was hit with 14 counts of fraud by the SEC. It has not reported to the SEC since 2007. It was dissolved by the Secretary of State of North Carolina in 2012.

What does it have? Several lawsuits pending against the former (and long gone) CEO.

[pennystock_es]

George Moore is or was the CEO ?

Current CEO of Waste Water Solution LLC ?

https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-moore-1b7b2421

[pennystock_es]

Solar Brook in 2010 reduced shares outstanding. Good news ¡¡

SolarBrook Water and Power Retires 67 Million Shares of Common Stock in a Continued Effort to Reduce Its Outstanding Shares by a Total of 20%

CARY, NC -- (Marketwire) -- 08/09/10 -- Continuing the efforts mandated by SolarBrook's (PINKSHEETS: SLRW) Board of Directors to reduce the amount outstanding shares, SolarBrook proudly announces a second retirement of 67, 032, 000 shares of common stock to the SolarBrook Treasury.

With the recent retirement of these shares, SolarBrook has almost met its goal of a 20% reduction in its outstanding shares in less than two weeks. These shares will be returned to the corporate treasury by August 12, 2010. This reduction is the continuation of SolarBrook's committed effort to add value for its share holders. With this purchase SolarBrook has reached 97% of its reduction goal.

SolarBrook's president George Moore stated, "Our goal of reducing the total outstanding shares by 100,000,000 shares is well within reach this month. We will continue this effort with the possibility of a further reduction over the next couple months." The current reduction brings SolarBrook's total outstanding shares to fewer than 400,000,000.

[pennystock_es]

Authorized Shares 600,000,000
Outstanding Shares
504,703,682
Float (shares)
79,924,600


http://www.secretary.state.nc.us/Search/profcorp/4831762

[pennystock_es]

Solarbrook Water $SLRW capitalizes $ 50,000, 19 patents there is not a valid?

A patent can only be worth $ million ...

[carloose]

I sure hope you don't think there is even the faintest possibility that a non-existent Solarbrook (Solarbroke) can do anything about radiation in water. Even back in 2012 before the CEO went into hiding, Solarbrook couldn't clean a toilet.

[pennystock_es]

Waters around Florida nuclear plant shows increased levels of tritium
Published March 11, 2016
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A study conducted on the waters surrounding a nuclear power plant in South Florida has revealed an increased level of tritium, potentially leaking from the plant’s aging pipes.


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Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez released the study Monday, according to the Miami Herald. The report revealed that water tests in December and January found an increased amount of tritium, a radioactive isotope, in the Biscayne Bay.

Tritium levels were up to 215 times higher than normal in ocean water.

The Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant apparently leaky canals could pose a major threat to the wildlife around the Florida Keys. The Miami Herald reported that the study confirms critics’ fears that the canals had been running too hot after Florida Power & Light revamped two reactors to produce more power.

“This is one of several things we were very worried about,” South Miami Mayor Philip Stoddard told the Miami New Times. “You would have to work hard to find a worse place to put a nuclear plant, right between two national parks and subject to hurricanes and storm surge.”

Stoddard added that there’s only two solutions to the problem, replace the canals with cooling towers or shut the whole plant down.


The study found that over the last five years, cooling canal water typically has tritium levels at 60 to more than 800 times higher in the bay. Tritium at the bottom of the bay near the canals was found to be between 130 and 215 times higher.

While Florida Power & Light is urged to address the issue, officials said there needs to be more studies issued to figure out why the canals are leaking and determine a long-term solution to fix the problem.

Florida Power & Light spokeswoman Bianca Cruz told the Miami New Times that it still needs to review the study. She defended the company’s expansion two years ago, which the study points could’ve caused the leak in the canals and the eventual contamination of the Biscayne Bay.

Cruz also said the utility’s own records don’t indicate a larger pollution problem.

"We've collected this data for many years, and this data has reviewed by independent scientists," Cruz said. "We're going to continue to work closely with regulatory agencies."