Houston Natural Resources Corp (HNRC)

[Melly Mell]

Since this was directed at me, I suppose I will address it.

Do you like this pr. That i made up ? Dr belt. Will be signing a contract with Wal-Mart on September 1! Now wait two months, get excited, thinking right after the contract, Wal-Mart, will place the order etc and on September 1st you get a pr saying they signed a contract and in four months, only then will they place an order, its misleading, period! !!!

I read your PR several times. After finally comprehending it, I agree, your PR is misleading. Also, I am not certain why you are ! !!! @MellyMell.

Reading your past post leads me here.

When you invest in a stock, 1st, you should be experienced, or retain the services of a licensed broker / financial consultant so everything can be laid out in laymen terms for you. If you do not do this, and you are not totally familiar with how the market works, no one is to blame but yourself once you are hysterical about not understanding the fundamentals of investing, especially so in pink sheets.

The only way I can respond to your comment is to tell you to read my post again, you know, the one you responded to. Mainly because much of what I have to say, I have already said....

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=103809818

Every single detail is just about in that post. If you simply understood the fundamentals of investing, filing, how any of this goes, you would know at the least when a quarter starts, ends, and expected filing dates.

Gosh, I will no longer engage in ongoing dialogue with anyone who is not willing to learn about something before diving in head 1st, and not being able to admit when they may have made a mistake.

The basics :
Seldom does a company have financials, audited or not, completed & released on the same day. If you happen to come across a scenario where that does happen, consider yourself lucky. Check out a few other companies. This should have been done before investing and before throwing a tantrum on the board about something that is common practice.

Now, lets take the company you mentioned… This multi billion dollar conglomerate. On their website these are their words verbatim:

Wal-xxxx fiscal year begins February 1 and ends January 31. Wal-xxxx reports quarterly earnings results in May, August, November and February. See dates for upcoming quarterly results and other financial events.

http://stock.walmart.com/financial-reporting/quarterly-results/

Look at those months. Like I said , this is a common filing period for companies in general. I mean really, you can not expect Frank, to expect to be dealing with investors/traders that has to have everything broken down in little pieces for an understanding, then again, maybe he should expect this at this level. I suspect he suspected he was dealing with experienced investors who would know the basics at least. Sure , some publications could use more scrutiny, & clarity. I do not see this as being one, but we all see through different glasses.

As I mentioned in the last post, the man doesn't even have to have an audit. He could report these unaudited financials for the remainder of his pink sheet listing. Why on earth would he give himself a deadline for failure? Essentially, what I am saying is, he has set a physical date, on or before, that will determine if WNTR is indeed the real deal or a "scam". He did not have to say anything about an audit, nothing at all, ever, but he did, and the date is not very far away.


Again, the post I made had all the PR's released that pertained to audited financials. If you misinterpreted any of them, It is not his fault, the basics would have told you the 2nd quarter is over end of June, and it's probably no way the company's going to come out with financials, audited or not on the same day, it's absurd, and a little unreasonable to contemplate. If indeed the company did provide financials on the same day they were prepared, it would be Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, freaking awesome even.

Mostly everything of value in this post was submitted in my prior post. If you did not reconsider your thoughts then, I wouldn't expect you to now. However, I could be wrong.

Easiest way not to have an aneurysm over WNTR is to get out until you are satisfied with the companies fundamentals.

All the best
WNTR