Amazing. One poster talks about shell games and toxic CD's and GERS volume dries up and the board chatter grinds to a halt. Wow, that is an indication of real power. Hopefully, next time there will be more analysis associated with the conclusion.

Great, $7 + 0.005 of net. USAA was better but they now have restrictions due to DTCC limitations on electronic trading of GERS.

With all the positivity being directed toward GERS and the snarling of ESYR and GERS it is hard to imagine that some crumbs will not come ESYR's way.

I do not if this applies to sub penny stocks but I found this on a web site --

As previously mentioned, bid/ask prices are always posted with corresponding bid and ask sizes, which serve as measures of the strength and depth of the bid/ask prices. They tell us about the supply/demand pressures on a stock at a given moment. We can summarize important Bid/Ask size concerns as follows:

* A large bid size indicates a strong demand for the stock.
* A large ask size shows that there’s a large supply of the stock.
* If the bid size is significantly larger than the ask size, then the demand for the stock is larger than the supply of the stock; therefore, the stock price is likely to go up.
* If the ask size is significantly larger than the bid size, then the supply of the stock is larger than the demand for the stock; therefore, the stock price is likely to drop.

12th,

I do not mean to be confrontational but your statement about the "big money on I-Hub", sounds like hyperbole. What do you mean by this and how do you know it? I have been involved with this company for six years and I am certain that outside the K family that I am one of its largest shareholders, so I am ready, more than ready for this beast to start to move. That said, I hope that this board does not degenerate into another version of Yahoo or RB before it. It is fair to state beliefs but factual sounding statements require support.

Thank you for your response. I may be naive but the only possibility is that the market makers appear to have an inexhaustible number of shares, otherwise the pps would rise. Does this mean that they are coming directly from GERS? Any inisights would be appreciated.

Can you explain why there has been hundreds of millions of shares traded at the ASK without the pps increasing? This is most curious.

USAA and Ameritrade are following DTCC restrictions on electronic purchases of GERS. Have you found another brokerage that will not execute electronic pruchases?