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Come again?
No reason for me to sell. I know what I’m in for. I knew the risk. And I hold until the court reaches it final decission
It’s more then double then what I paid for it.
Laughable too. They might move up yes. $1.50 at the short term isn’t unthinkable. $0.90 isn’t also. But that’s just normal market movement. No body is buying this stock because the book value is over $6. It means nothing if they have poor results.
Best reason to buy now, is because it might move up as we move closer to the earnings. Some will try to avoid peix moving below a dollar after earnings. Best moment to sell is one or two days before. Off course it might move higher after earnings, but that risk is also higher.
“the true value” is whatever people want to pay for it. That’s the first lesson everybody should learn when starting to trade shares. You can gamble on what it will be worth in the future, but that’s it. That goes GERS as well as for PEIX which is worth a little over a dollar a share at this time.
It’s just stupid if somebody says he knows the risks, sees that the company is a year behind on it, and then less then a year later starts complaining about it, like he couldn't have guessed. It’s a joke!
“Somebody could see the filings stop and think, very rationally, that this is a temporary blip in the company's willingness to be transparent for the benefit of their shareholders. They might not know that this was a new policy by a company that would continue for more than two years”
GERS already was a year behind on their filings, and GERS used to file every quarter. So thinking it was just a blip would also be laughable.
“It's much too easy for people who don't know much about this company to use the lack of filings as a reason to avoid buying shares.”
Yes it’s so easy, that it is crazy to think that somebody could know about the lack of filings, then buy GERS anyway and then complains about the lack of filings. That would just be so laughable.
I think it is well known for every company that develops technology like GERS, that there might be patents involved. Because if they wouldn’t have been infringing, they would have claimed a patent to my money on it themselves.
Nope, the link doesn’t work. But it doesn’t matter. I did find the post made by Slashnuts:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=147732762
I’m gaving a hard time finding the post I’ve read here. I believe it was quoting a part of the filings on the JV saying Attis wouldn’t get any of the money of the windfall.
Maybe nobody12378 or slashnuts can fill me in?
“Attis posts a $50 mm liability against the defendants”
Does Attis? I thought the litigation windfall was excluded from the JV?
OMG, you have been in GERS for years and you don’t know Yagi? Really? You must be kidding right?
Every stock market has its own charm. At the Nasdaq you have less risk, but also less chance for high profits.
At the pinkies the risk is way higher, but the chance to get an extreme high return also.
However, I wouldn’t recommend investing in the pinkies to those who don’t have the balls. Some might get frustrated before things get interesting, and start shooting themselves in the foot.
“the investing public still doesn't have a clue about the income, assets, stockholder equity, or the cash flow of the corporation.”
The best time to invest in a Diamond is when the the other possible buyers don’t know the true value yet.
1. If they do their research then they could also find your names and the detailed information based on previous post you have shared here when you bought and sold
2. Your information is also available to people hosting a board, and you trust them, so why wouldn’t you trust anybody who’s job is to make sure you get your dividend.
3.why would they want to harm you
4. If I wanted out, and I knew somebody wanted to take over my shares, and all I needed to do was tell how many I put on offer as a all or none, it would sound to me like the most friendly offer ever. And I wouldn’t worry aboit a very unlikely event.
Everybody knows how many shares Kevin owns and where he lives. Do you think he’s worried about that?
I would love to see how that works. I own exactly 100.000 shares of GERS. I can tell you I live in the Netherlands. I love to see how you would find my name and address based on that.
At this time the lawsuit is the least of PEIX worries. They need a great first quarter to avoid a reverse split. Which will be hard considering how last year went.
No prob. I’m not exoecting any newbies. They are mostly interested in stocks that make a sudden move up on a lot of volume. And which has more trading. But you’re right, you never know
It was a reply to ice_n_ak his post which was joke, so don't take it seriously
I’m going to file my 3rd sec complaint today. They did file now I see, but I think they must be violating some rules anyway.
(Edit: F.... did I just blew my cover?)
Yes, so that’s why comparing these two is useless. Unless you’re talking about the absense of filings. But then you’re not comparing the forward pe/ratio but just the fact if there are or aren’t any filings.
If you want to compare on that, fine but it’s only usefull for those who want to invest in a normal company based on their production. GERS isn’t the company for such an investment, and even when you bought shares, you knew that, so you didn’t buy them for that reason.
And if somebody wants to invest in a solid producing company, with a high chance of a good return, I wouldn’t recomment investing in PEIX either. Just look at the poor results for over a year.
You can’t compare two different companies based on their market cap, and say this one is better the the other. Even If you got a billion dollar company making less profit then expected, then it’s probably worst to invest in then a million dollar company, earning a lot by winning a major lawsuit.
And if you want to compare the way the share price is developing, it’s more honest to look at the long term, since we are both holding PEIX and GERS for a longer time.
A year ago PEIX was worth $3 and now $1
A year ago GERS was worth about the same as today.
But even if you look at the shorter term, you must notice that GERS hovers around the same price, where PEIX gas been dropping.
Maybe a day trader would look at the larger recent price drop by GERS, but even then you can’t ignore that it’s more likely for GERS to rise over 10% in a day, then for PEIX.
So based on these facts, is’t a unanimous descision in favor for GERS, to be the best investment.
Not to forget that in a larger company, you will only own a smaller part for the same money. So you will also get a smaller part of any earnings.
A very strange way to compare two stocks by price. So you say that a stock is better when the price is higher? What if PEIX performs a 1:10 or 1:100 RS what they need to do if they are not able to keep their price above $1 long enough after the next earnings. Would that make them an extra 10 or a 100 times better then GERS?
Is tesla a better buy then apple because of their share price?
How is that an answer to his question?
I read the posts I link to. That post off nobody was a reply to this question:
"nobody, you mentioned something about GERSwhalers; how many shares are required to become a GERSwhale?"
"His answer: 500,000+ shares, average PPS about 2 cents" (that's what most whales paid for it)
500,000 shares isn't the amount he owns. He owns a lot more then 500.000 shares. It is the amount he see's as whale size.
He has shared with us what he owns. Remember,you can find it with google if it isn't in the encyclopedia.
100.000 shares, doesn't make you a whale. If it would, it would make me one. And I certainly don't consider myself a whale.
BTZO had sold Emotion Apparel and Lexi-Luu and The Viridis/BTZO transfer had been reversed, due to the lender's concerns involved the impact of the litigation on GreenShift's stock as it seems from unofficial sources.
That would mean that BTZO didn't get their loan, and was nothing more then an empty shell after that decision. I guess they don't have money to continue operations and a lot of debt.
Maybe the only reason they are still trading is because they didn't file for bankruptcy yet, or because bankruptcy isn't finalized.
Or maybe it is because GERS isn't able to file yet.
I understand it. It wouldn’t matter what kind of PR mexus releases, and on what day.
I know how this works. Just roll the dice and copy paste the text:
1. Wrong day
2. It’s fake
3. It’s all junk
4. Remember MarMar
5. Production? Show me the real proof. Not some PR or Photos
6. Roll the dice again. Because even if they’re right, there must be something wrong.
So you are saying this was bad news on the wrong day, or good news on the right day with no effect.
My 2 cents: IMO it was just a neutral PR giving us an update on the progress, so the day didn’t matter. So monday is fine, any other day would be fine too.
So yes, timing can matter, but not on any PR. Unless somebody is looking for a BS reason to turn something neutral into something bad.
So you think a company that releases a PR on Monday about some extra work to be done, before getting in to production, chose the wrong day. Or do you think another company would rise in price no matter what PR they released on Monday?
Does normally every PR lead to a price rise? Wow, So I only need to find a company with a lot of PR’s to make money! Thanks, that’s the best investment tip ever!
I think that the transactions of GERS even have been more complex, since beside the Attis JV, it seems like the Viridis/BTZO transfer had been reversed.
Thank you for sharing! Always nice to read some facts!
Yes, but he couldn’t know which way peix would trade, and he bought over 47.000 shares in the past twelve months and held over 160.000 shares. Maybe he just needed some cash to buy a ring for his wife