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Re: tacky post# 11303

Thursday, 01/22/2015 6:18:33 PM

Thursday, January 22, 2015 6:18:33 PM

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GCEI: A modest evaluation of future potential
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It would take far too long for me to fully explain it (tacky) but, in short, I believe that the price of this stock will go up because:

1) PGMs are going to rapidly increase in value for a plethora of reasons
-- supply + demand; supply is seriously lacking while demand is growing
-- the US dollar itself is going to die, probably soon (god I can freestyle facts with charts and talk about this point for a decade straight. I won't do it here but if anyone wants to discuss this via phone, that is fine)
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=103244034

2) There is going to be a strong move away from carbon-emitting fuels, albeit that they are necessary for the time-being
-- one of the best methods is to use our trash as a resource, because we already have it, which brings us to my third point

3) As countries develop across the planet, garbage and recycling volume increase and presents a very serious issue which must be addressed
-- because current disposal methods are wasteful and cannot be perpetuated forever without running out of valuable things like PGM
-- climate change and pollution (especially with a nascent but growing spotlight on clean water supply and its sustainable use) will be increasingly important to the public, creating a bit of a fad in the OTC for these type of stocks.
-- automation and technology will drastically reduce jobs available for humans, waste disposal will be one of the primary new job sectors until it too is eventually automated (like the horse was replaced by cars/machines, humans will be replaced by computers and other technology)

Finally, no I don't think that the PGM acquisition is currently profitable but given point 1, it will become very valuable to the world. Most importantly, even if you disagree with that, we are talking about investing in a company on the OTC - where profitability is hardly an expectation and price performance relies on future valuation! The market cap will be calculated at 1.1x revenue before we factor in the value of growth, partnership agreements with household names (quite valuable), PATENTS (almost forgotten about here), and other company subsidiaries (generating revenues with respectable ROIs) to move it up from there. It does not take much volume to get this moving.

Don't you think that if the acquisition was profitable that Randy would have told you that they are buying an already profitable company?



If revenue is $20M then MC should be $22M. (Only considering PGM)
If O/S is 500M (extremely, almost preposterously, conservative [large suggested SS])
Then PPS = 0.044 (~6.9x today's closing price of 0.0064) -- this is BEFORE adding any of the other valuable things previously mentioned.

GCEI