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baulsdp

08/01/13 10:18 AM

#23714 RE: Starlost #23712

It is very easy for people with power to do the wrong thing. Like mms. This is being manipulated,period! Ask up Morgan about silver. Flpc will have its day, we just have to wait for the power to be to do the RIGHT thing.
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Thinman13

08/01/13 12:06 PM

#23733 RE: Starlost #23712

What you are missing perhaps is knowledge of mining and geology, which is perfectly understandable. Unless one has years of exposure to the field, the knowledge won't be there.
Here's a crash course: Reality and what the public believes about mining are two different worlds. Contrary to popular belief, there is no shortage of mineral resources in the United States. One can buy mineral properties with base metals, rare earths, or precious metals any time you want. One must do this with the utmost due diligence and caution, but it is still one of the easier parts of this process. The same applies to oil, gas and coal properties. This is not to say that any property anywhere will do. One must acquire the verifiable resource first, which FLPC has done. The NI43-101 geologist's report is key here. That is the beginning of an arduous process. The choke point in almost all mining efforts is capitalization. Again, FLPC has overcome that hurdle, along with the regulatory hurdles. Once ore is actually pulled from the ground and the stockpile begins to grow, the game changes. We are days from that point. FLPC then becomes a junior mining company instead of just an exploration stage company. Private equity funding becomes MUCH more available because basically FLPC will have done most of the hard work by that point. The fundamental hard truth here is that this small mining company, FLPC has succeeded where many others have failed. They located a viable commodity with proven reserves, they acquired funding via convertible debt and have emerged intact on the other side, they ran the regulatory gauntlet and have been granted all permits from the BLM. Not only have they done these things but they have maintained open communication with shareholders and, unlike any other company I have ever seen in 20 years of trading, they have listened to shareholder concerns about increase of Authorized Shares and responded admirably.
These things are fact. They are reality. It is also reality that your average penny stock trader is so unaccustomed to honesty, success and transparency from a pinksheet company their minds refuse to grasp the truth. This is to our benefit. The opportunity is right there in front of anyone who is willing to open their eyes and their minds.