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Monday, 09/24/2012 11:03:14 AM

Monday, September 24, 2012 11:03:14 AM

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Previously posted PROFIT projections:

For GTGP:

Minimum profits from only the US cement industry of $100 million over the next 12 months.

Divided by 40 million shares (rounded up from 38) comes to $2.50/share. With a paltry multiple of 20 assigned to this hyper-growth phase stock, you could easily be looking at a $50.00/share stock).

That's a profit projection not revenue. (NET INCOME)

Revenues are projected to be in the $500 million range over 12 months.

These were attempts at remaining conservative.

The benchmark designation that is coming will completely change the landscape for the shareholders who are getting in early. I have zero doubt as to the outcome of the live cement plant testing of MBS with the EPA, and the DOE in attendance.

There are at least 100 members in the Portland Cement Association (PCA). Getting the benchmark designation is going to be a "lock" on a monopoly. This is JUST the U.S. cement plant market.

If people believed even half of the DD that has been produced by many over the last couple of years, then you would be "all in" by now. Seriously. Unfortunately you will have to wait one more week to get in.

Being able to tell the difference between a penny stock, and a penny stock scam is half the battle. It should be blatantly clear by now what GTGP is
. Now you just need to completely believe the DD, and aggressively claim your right to be wealthy. This is your time. If you don't take those shares, then someone else will, and very shortly too.

The "live run" at Ash Grove is a done deal. Most here should truly understand enough to already know that. The MSE report will make you weak in the knees when you finally grasp the monopolistic weight of the numbers that will be reported.

IMO, nothing like GTGP will ever come along in your lives again.

Go GTGP

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