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Or maybe they have revenues already in place and are just preparing... Something not so negative to think about.
Personally i would like for it to come out next week. I think it would give us a whole week to run instead of getting the regular friday and sell on news crowd.
Haha that is amazing. Just made my day right there.
Thank you! Great post.
$GESI - Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
$GESI - Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
Very nice i hope all goes well for you.
yup POS glad i didn't lose my ass in that one. How's the trading been going for you?
Good times right lol?
Nope.
Thank you! i will get right on that and when the pr hits i will defiantly be the first to post it!
Well by golly dont buy then :)
Your screaming dilution and no volume at the same time... You sir are a contradiction.
Thanks! Looks like BLDW already on its way!
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=53656131
BLDW is my second pick closing price .063 Looking forward to see the winners of this contest great idea!
$GESI is my pick closing price .0189
- Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
(alot more dd if you go to the ibox)
Thanks looking like this is the week GESI explodes per ceo's words.
$GESI - Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
$GESI - Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
Haha usually true but when you are talking to me it is the truth. BLDW going places.
$GESI - Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
$GESI - Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
Haha glad you think so! I've been in this one for about a year now i think you will like what you see. GLTU.
I am just being conservative as usual but i completely agree with you.
Trust me no brainer from these prices you can mark this post or whatever but i guarantee a month from now we will be .10 or higher.
Calm before the storm and also friday was just a low volume day. Trust me do a little dd here and you will see why and when volume will be coming in. I am personally thinking this is the week for gesi per the ceo's words.
Could $GESI Deliver a MAJOR PR at any point now .
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=53457782
CEO stated in Interview 2-3 weeks .
3rd week has started guys so you better be ready . $50 Million PR is coming imminently IMO .
Details of first draw amongst the details to be revealed . I expect the first draw to be in the region of $10 - $12 million to get them started in on-site and off-site build outs . Lots of initial work to be done .
It would be another MAJOR achievement for the CEO if he could pull this off next week on Schedule
Watch the GESI video here .
Could $GESI Deliver a MAJOR PR at any point now .
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=53457782
CEO stated in Interview 2-3 weeks .
3rd week has started guys so you better be ready . $50 Million PR is coming imminently IMO .
Details of first draw amongst the details to be revealed . I expect the first draw to be in the region of $10 - $12 million to get them started in on-site and off-site build outs . Lots of initial work to be done .
It would be another MAJOR achievement for the CEO if he could pull this off next week on Schedule
Watch the GESI video here .
$GESI - Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
$GESI - Conservative PPS scenarios without PE ratio factoring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=77544180
Just doing some math, but with an OS of 173M and a 50M asset being given to the company along with an equity deal off of what could possibly be a 125M project, lets play some numbers to see what things would look like for shareholders.
So, 125M minus 50M = 75M
$75M into the OS of 173M is $0.433 per share
Now lets throw in some revenue/profit speculation.
Say they're selling it at $0.11 per kWh and at 20 tons per day of railroad ties would put it around $12M per year, as per the math on one of TaylerK's old posts.
Say worst case scenario of the equity deal is 50/50 profit sharing, thus giving GESI $6M in profit each year from one small facility.
$75M + $6M = $81M
$81M into the OS of 173 = $0.468
This is without factoring in price to earnings ratio, and again, this is just off of a base model facility without expansion processing 20 tons per day of railroad ties.
Conservative figures look good. If GESI got better terms than 50/50 on the equity deals, that number goes up.
Again, this is also without price to earnings (PE) ratios factored in, which would make that figure even higher, and this is also off of just 1 year of business.
BTW, it should about $0.433 PPS without any revenue based on assets alone.
These are conservative figures based off the OS. You could do the same math based off the float and get an even higher conservative figure upwards of $0.70+ PPS.
Eyes on GESI - big news coming.
GESI Announces Major Development for $45 Million Funding of its Alternative Energy Project on StockTradersTalk.com Radio Show
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=53457782
GESI Projects Expansion of Revenue Through Direct Marketed Electricty Sales for Peak Pricing; Expansion of Gross Revenues to ...
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52759118
Eyes on GESI - big news coming.
GESI Announces Major Development for $45 Million Funding of its Alternative Energy Project on StockTradersTalk.com Radio Show
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=53457782
GESI Projects Expansion of Revenue Through Direct Marketed Electricty Sales for Peak Pricing; Expansion of Gross Revenues to ...
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52759118
Is this the week for $GESI to make the announcement for the terms of the $45 million in financing? Must be getting really close to that time, what do you think? I wonder once this is done what level the $GESI share price will be at? I'm thinking much higher. What do you think?
VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Press Release: Green Energy Solution Industries, Inc. – Fri, Jul 13, 2012 9:15 AM EDT
Green Energy Solution Industries, Inc. (GESI) announced today that its CEO Gordon MacKay appeared on www.StockTradersTalk.com Radio show on July 12, 2012, and that essential terms for the funding over $45 million for the full build out of its state of the art renewable energy plant utilizing waste rail ties in Alberta Canada.
Through the partnership with InREFCo, GESI announced that they have entered into an agreement for the source and source of funding of the plant which will be an equity percentage funding of the project. The funding will not in any way depend upon shares of the public company. MacKay stated that the terms of ownership would be heavily in favor of a majority ownership by GESI for the project.
Jason Watson, President/CEO of InREFCo (International Renewable Energy Facilitation Company), informed listeners that the funding was definitely under terms favorable to GESI and its shareholders. He stated that the engineering and production were excited about this project, which he said would be done with proven technologies to convert the high BTU value of waste rail ties to energy. Watson said that with InREFCO, GESI has now satisfied the technology required and gained the source of financing. The technology is being produced by a large and well known manufacturer and is being tested for on site build out at GESI’s site in Alberta.
MacKay related that GESI was pleased it could keep delivering on its business plan of not relying on dilution of its stock to make the funding. MacKay said that GESI should be able to announce within the next 2 to 3 weeks the complete names of the funding source, exact percentages and final details of the first draws.
Watch the GESI video
Your telling me got quite a few myself ;)
Naaa not gonna happen still have faith in aimh and hope to get back in at these cheap prices!
No problem i have really enjoyed your posts over the last year and keep up the good work i will continue to follow you as well.
Yea i know seriously waited about a year to take a 40% loss. Again sorry about the dump not my usual practice whatsoever but it was necesecary. GLTU and i will probably be back here soon.
I took a loss im fine with that. I know how to trade and i know that i will make my money back hand over fist i think im doing just fine trading if im not flinching at a 2k dollar loss lol.
Buying more here is all im saying.
Or a golden oppurtunity is on the horizon and needed the cash ;) sorry about the volume today about 350k was mine sold for a loss wish you all luck and im hoping to be back to aimh in the not to distant future. GLTA