Renewal Fuels, Inc (RNWF)

[OTCPennyTrader]

"This link does not show the document anymore. It has been removed! Major Red Flag! I have looked all over the web and cannot find any evidence that the report is real."

You will not find evidence as it has not been filed yet...but what most people believe (along with myself) is that it was a leaked document. If it was a leaked document, don't you think the company would have pulled it off the internet as well?? Why don't you take this into consideration as well. There's definitely more than one possibility here!

Also, when any stock runs, it is expected for the company to sell some shares, correct? Let's take GOI*G for example. The stock was around .0003 and ran as high as .06 in a couple months. Don't you think there was some shares that the company sold? But remember the difference with RNWF is the float, and I think you and I can both agree that there is NO way the stock could have jumped 266% in less than 45 minutes...and if you say that there is a big float, then there must have been a LOT of volume to take out all those shares, which means that there are people who loaded BIG, and the stock will move because of that.

Also, why do you think it is that this stock couldn't break .001 before (it was being held down by the market makers)? And all at once when the leaked info was discovered the stock ran higher in one day (let alone 30 minutes) than it EVER did, even when it ran last time on a merger?!?

I understand there are also things to look at that can make a person wonder. But in my opinion, there are way more things that support the R/M document than discredit it. And at this point in the game - the REWARD by far is greater than the RISK involved...we're talking about a multi-penny runner here priced at only .0022 right now, and it could very easily gap up tomorrow morning in my opinion.

EDIT: The document also disclosed that it will be filed no later than December 5th...we will wait and see. Also, IF the document was fake, don't you think we will hear from RNWF, CPV, or the law firm's office tomorrow the latest?