Replies to post #38369 on Flexpower Inc. (FLXP)

[EFGoVols]

Living, You have either sold or should sell. You are either trying to bash or have lost faith in the company. Have you ever had a yard sale to raise a little cash? You sold items of value to buy something that is of more value to you. Don't slam this company for doing all that they have to do to become what they need to be. I'm glad that was your last post today.

[R-money]

While I agree with the value part of you statement I dissagree. They may be diluting the value of the shares now, but that only hurts the flipper, if you hold long term there is a chance they rebuy the shares once things kick in. A free loan if you will. They issue bonds (debt) or get a signature bank loan and now they have a Legal responsibility to pay principle and interest. Issuing shares allows them to fullfill their obligation to their shareholders and maintain a business. If the money is used to grow the business I do not mind issuance of shares within reason. If there is an unlimited shares being issue, then it cannot be for business IMO.

Also note that cash from shares is a little easier to deal with in terms of a company taking risks and going out on a limb (like hiring all these bigshots they have brought in) if they had to be conservative so they could pay the mortgage (make monthly payments) that is one more difficulty to overcome in a growing business.

All in all I see both sides, but I take the route of no dilution, and if there is, if it benefits the long term growth of the company. I would rather hold a year and be completely solvent, than worry about them making payments to their debtors and risk bankruptcy in which case we as shareholders recieve nothing as a form of subordinate party. This stock is not for the faint of heart, but if things go as we are led to believe it is for the intelligent investor.

ALL IMHO!