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Re: WarMachine post# 35331

Wednesday, 10/21/2015 5:30:37 AM

Wednesday, October 21, 2015 5:30:37 AM

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My humble opinion on $GEQU.

First of all, the Company clearly stated that they raised the authorized in order to convert affiliate debt and clean up their balance sheet which is a good thing for us shareholders. IMO, if management is willing to exchange money (hard cash) for shares then there must be a good reason to do so. Also, management and affilates of any publically listed company are subject to something called the "Dribble down rule", which means that they could only sell 1% of the volume every ninety days and cant sell either when a Q nearing its filing date. 1% of the average volume in $GEQU´s case is actually very little if you do the math. See: http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/rule144.htm

Still, I believe that they wouldnt have converted their debt into shares without a damn good reason to do so.

Secondly, there are so many companies out there that do not file their financials hence are not transparent with their shareholders. $GEQU is fully reporting to the SEC (and has been since it filed its form 10 in order to go public) and it is important to understand that it is a crime to lie in a filing to the SEC (they will hand them an orange boiler suit each if you get what I mean!).

$GEQU has done nothing but to grown in the right direction since the authorized was raised. The technicals and fundamentals are there in plain sight for everyone to see. From what I can see, management tend to put out news when a contract is signed, not if they think a contract maybe signed, this is great for us shareholders as when we see the news we know for a fact that it has happened. Once again, honesty and transparency is king here.

The RSI is in the low sixties indicating that we could be near the double digits before it overheats. http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=gequ

Also, the accumulation is off the charts IMO. Remember that the Company is not an OTC Pink, on September 25, 2015 it was upgraded to the OTCQB (one week early too!).

Finally, in my humble opinion, a stock that trades with a slow upwards or downwards trend is a solid stock. Big board stock trade like this. There is no use in trading 100% up one day and 200% down the next.

Good luck to everyone today!