Replies to post #54354 on First Liberty Power (fka FLPC)

[Pharma219]

Big run? You see the note holders sitting on the ask on tick above bid regardless of how much it moves down, relentlessly selling.

The only thing in my eyes I can see from FLPC as of late is them increasing the AS to 1.5billion to make way for more dilution, the calls for a return to transparency have not materialized.


I've watched FLPC for some time now and there is nothing here that is encouraging enough for me to pick up a few million shares at this newest "bottom"...

I'm sure I'm not alone.

Price is going lower IMO, not because I want to buy in for a cheaper price but because there is no substantial buying interest and massive dilution day after day, week after week.

[Mainesbest]

I share your beliefs MAXOLIVER and/or hope as some would say and I most certainly have never exclaimed for anyone to run from this stock. However, in all good conscience I won't advice others, as I once did and would, to invest in this company and that is a direct reflection-result of the mishandled and mismanaged manner in which Don, above all others, has run this company.

The truest testimony of many an individual and, as well, a company is found as much in their trying moments as in their victorious ones. That said, time and again, Don, when presented with an opportunity, either failed to cease upon it and/or failed to deliver??? that is what has really caused the quagmire of disbelief and promoted the inability for investors to see this as a real possible reality. The history books are riddled with failed companies that met their demise at the hands of misinformation and poorly managed-executed PR opportunities.

This has, in my opinion, been the real Achilles Heel in great part for moving this company forward. How different might the share value and shareholder support be today if transparency & communication had been valued enough to be left intact as it was when they were claiming they could get Fencemaker operative?

It's real simple here...don't make commitments you might not be able to keep and most certainly if you find that you can't keep them then step-up and open up a dialog and let your shareholders know (to include any potential investors that are watching) that this is a meaningful commitment you have and as such you endeavored to deliver but like many things in life unexpected crap happens... I assure you that can be worth more in the long run then shutting up and waiting for something to happen that you hope will detract away from and echo louder then the amplified silence of your non-responsiveness...