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Lol, caps lock makes everything true.
Sad, desperate pump attempts.
Don't worry, they deleted the tweet.
The pumping was so outlandish they felt the SEC breathing on their neck.
You miss the point.
Nate isn't a broker. He's just a guy. There are many legitimate broker companies out there for commodities, and jet fuel is no exception. These are things that take experience, knowledge, licensure, and, in the case of what is supposed to be a billion dollar deal, insurance.
In what world is some company with this amount of jet fuel they want to sell / export... going to Nate Steck, the pancake in a can guy that has zero qualifications or verifiable financing?
It's pure fiction, just like all of Nate's past stories.
Could you show me the open short interest positions in NHMD? Thanks.
Had to update the AI bot software that is Sterling.
A gas pump.
There isn't.
That's not a positive. SFLM is an abhorrent scam.
The group that came into GEGI is notorious OTC trash.
That's what makes it so head shaking.
Nate is literally "just some broke guy." In what world is this person stumbling upon billions of dollars of jet fuel? It's beyond incredulous.
So all the PRs and 8-Ks Nate released in the past that were lies... doesn't make him a liar... and this time is different?
Funds from where? Nate is broke.
And before anyone says "JV partner," ask yourself why a business would need broke, business-less Nate Steck in any transaction of real dollars.
Why would Nate be needed for this in this imaginary scenario?
The story doesn't even make sense.
Lol, no.
Omni was created a few months ago. Another one of these related party, slung up LLC's to try and pump fake contracts. It's so tired.
Boogeyman naked shorts, huge A/S increases for "acquisitions," and now... a rundown, broke gas pump is a "SPAC."
OTC traders will say anything.
They were not.
Oh, I remember this being several iterations.
Like most OTC companies, a bunch of change of control, a bunch of fake ideas that go nowhere.
It was Pricester dot com back in the day and genesis electronics was the subsidiary. The website went nowhere and the pump angle for the genesis subsidiary became the thing. They were trying to sell... a solar powered phone battery charger?
Nothing went anywhere, of course. Just a bunch of PRs about "Oh we are partnering with MediaTek, a billion dollar company!" Same old OTC stories.
Then it became a sister company to QEDN when it was Cacique Mining and died for a long time.
It's totally believable that thousands upon thousands of gallons of jet fuel were just up for the grabs and none of the major fuel companies discovered it. It took Nate Steck and his amazing set of skills to find this mystery fuel from a mystery supplier. That's why Nate, a guy that tried to sell pancakes in a can, is going to take millions of dollars in finder's fees for locating this abandoned jet fuel.
It's going to really get fun when Nate gives up trying to move the share price with his make believe deals and goes for whatever payday he can get by dumping gobs of shares.
The lies are stale.
Pumpers are gonna try. I imagine they'll get a tick before dumping this time.
All this text isn't going to stop this from closing lower today.
But you'll just keep saying how awesome it is and that an explosion is imminent. Bagholders gonna baghold.
It's not. Management is a collection of OTC refuse.
The future is low trips and illiquid.
It wasn't an overreaction.
I expect more selling today.
Your own link wasn't enough proof for you? Newlan law doesn't oversee a single reputable company. All scams, all trash, all heavily diluted. DGDM, now BBBT, was Newlan's personal pile of scam.
If you want to listen to this charlatan directly, be my guest.
C'mon, you have a previous management that told fairytales and sold shares for salaries, freely handing over a shell to Newlan (shyster OTC lawyer) and Zabarsky (bankrupt).
What could go wrong?
I have a feeling these guys thought traders would be dumb enough to get worked into a lather if they put a big revenue number in a PR. It's going to be funny watching them sit on those shares they want to dump when this thing plummets to low trips and sits there.
I can't wait to see what pump PRs they attempt. This whole thing is going to be comical.
See a trend?
A notorious bunch of diluted trash. Newlan and Co. is nothing but a share selling front.
Glid never had anything going on. They told some stories and faked a few partnerships to sell some shares for funding. Didn't work out, so they bailed.
Sadly, you are invested in less than root beer floats and burgers. You are invested in Zebra Cakes and Sobe.
He's counting on trying to fool those that haven't been watching him for years.
The business, 235 Travel Stop, is incorporated in California.
Then there's the actual storefront, also named 235 Travel Stop, which is in Texas. Their PR is a mess.
Eric Newlan is a bad sign. They destroyed BBBT with endless dilution and produced nothing.
Who said you did?
Your need to assert that without anyone making the accusation now makes me think you probably did lose money.
Whatever the case, GEGI is finished for a while.
OTC trades on hype.
No way to hype this. It's bad and the ticker will settle lower and largely be illiquid. Sorry.
Sad. Baggies gonna be stuck a long time.
It is insolvent, which is the need for OTC money to keep it afloat.
They sell a bunch of gas, which is what gas stations do. Sure, the revenue looks big, but the profit margin is terrible.
I read it again.
As it turns out, I do know what I am talking about. I'm sorry you had no rebuttal to what I posted. This is headed nowhere and there's no amount of twisting that will save it. No, I don't think I will "move on." I've seen plenty of shambolic things in OTC, but handing over control for $1,000 to a gas pump convenience store is comedy. This is a funny one for the record books.
Here's my post again in case you want to read it again.
The "revenue" is not what it seems.
They sell gas. There's a 2 cent profit margin on gas per gallon. If 10 million of their revenue is coming from the sale of gas, which is likely low balling it, that's $200,000 in profit.
As I understand it, this company is failing. Hence, taking an OTC shell they can dilute to prop up their failing business.
There's no way to positively spin this. Kevin Damoa likely took a nice cash deal under the table and left this thing for dead.
It's a gas station. GEGI is now a gas station.
You're not going to sell anyone a truck stop.
This pump is officially over for a long while.
It's probably a wrap for Nate and his latest round of fairytales.
Step up and do what?
Look at his history. He's a liar. You were expecting something different this time?