Replies to post #1061 on Flameret Inc (FLRE)

[STOCKMONSTER]

huge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[badboynews]

Thats not news thats just making sure they can actually sell their product under the names they want to!

If they have been selling the product up until now then this would already be completed. What plans do they have should the applications be rejected.

Like i say, not real news and certainly not worthy of a press release.

[hometownJOE]

Oh, WOW. Zzzzzz. Market said that.

[AndyTheBear]

That's ok news, but dealing in facts of what HAS occurred might be more beneficial to shareholders.

For example; FLRE need money, yet someone affiliated with them (3rd party) paid a hype firm $22,500 to generate volume. What benefit did that bring? Liquidity in the stock? Yes. But who sold the shares into that "liquidity", driving the price from 6 cents down to 1 cent, where it currently languishes? Did FLRE benefit from the $22,500 expenditure? Did the liquidity get them financing (financing being defined as cash in hand, not a factoring deal) for production? I'd rather see $22,500 paid to Seatex as a deposit on manufacturing. Who is JD VENTURE GROUP and if they have a disposable $22,500, why not lend it FLRE for production? Did they have stock and sell it into the liquidity they paid for? Someone drove the stock down to a penny (post reverse).

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Another example; has anyone addressed the increase in float from 52,000 shares to 79 million shares in 90 days? In addition to putting out news about the filing of three trademark applications, how about adding in a paragraph about the dilution long term shareholders have incurred, and where they additional 78 plus million shares came from? Amazing how I ask this question and am labeled a "basher". Are another 78 million shares coming into the float short term due to conversions of preferred stock?