Houston Natural Resources Corp (HNRC)

[Melly Mell]

ATTN NEW WNTR INVESTOR$...

Welcome to the WNTR wonderland. Just a couple of things I wanted to address. I would like for you to fully understand IMO, the magnitude of what you have a position in. I believe WNTR will see dollars, I am not in a big hurry to see it, because I just about know it is coming. Please read a few of my posts so you may get the full grasp of what WNTR is. After all, you should want to know as much as you can about the entity you are investing in.

With that being said, the power is yours. In my point of view, if you do not need to sell right now, don't. If you do need to sell, make them pay, a lot, after all, WNTR right now as it stands in #"s , is worth at least .04 , I wouldn't take a sub-penny under that. This is what will get WNTR where she needs to be. It's like poker, strongest hand wins, weakest hand folds. The big advantage you have over them is, you know they are bluffing. You should know that WNTR is worth at least 4x's what they are bidding on. You have what they want, a new position, if not a greater position in this multimillion dollar conglomerate.

Hold until they fold,because they will. Most trying to get in know exactly what they have came across, and will pay just about whatever you ask because it's worth it. They are smart, who wouldn't want to get in on , at these prices, a deal of a lifetime.


Many of us also have to understand that 100% of WNTR investors unfortunately DO NOT have an ihub account, therefore your rants on the board here are most likely unheard. After all, I would suspect that most ihub users who are invested in WNTR are long, strong, know what they have a position in, and are not playing the bleed game, simply taking advantage of this current opportunity and buying.


I personally will attempt to tighten the gaps, grab all the weak hands to a certain degree, and fight back a little with the guys trying to get in. However in no time, there will be no work to do but sit back and watch her take off.

WNTR should be considered a long IMO. There are a ton of stocks that will rise and fall for you to play with. I'd say, leave her alone for a few years, while being vigilant on new developments, and the longer you keep her, most likely the longer you are going to want to keep her.


Definitely proud to moderate board of such a prestigious organization.

Have a good day.