Ronin->
The CEO knows far more than most when it comes to OTC matters.
Oblivion would be GREAT. But don't count on that, GNGR is to structured and a real company with nothing in common with a pump and dump. No dilution, Low float, Real products etc.
Lets say GNGR did drop to trip 000's.
At $.0001 we would buy the 108,000,00 float; request the cert, register that cert and we would own the true DTC shares. All others who see shares in their account would be shorts.
If GNGR issued a cash dividend, we would get all the money owning the DTC shares.
If we paid $10,800 and the dividend was $75,000 we make $64,200.
All others who see GNGR in their account some with 10,000,000 will ask there brokers where is their $7000 dividend check.
If there are 400,000,000 shorted held in 1000's of accounts, brokers would have to pay them the dividend out of pocket and also be forced to refund the share price at the current market price or if they paid more years ago they would have to pay that.
400,000,000 sold in 2012-2014 at an average of $.10 would cost brokers $40,000,000.00
If GNGR were to rise to $.03 and brokers need 400,000,000 shares to cover shorts that would cost them $12,000,000. At that point they would call us with 108,000,000 we paid $10,800 and sell then to brokers for $.03 and make $3,240,000 on a $10,800 investment!
The additional 300,000,000 shares needed, could be sold by the CEO for $9,000,000.00 but he can also reject that offer and so can we.
Oblivion! We would love that just the same if GNGR's price were to rise. This is a no lose situation for GNGR, our group and you the individual investors. Restricted shareholders can also elect to sell their shares.
People buying at $.008 or even $.20 years ago will also win, as brokers would have to pay the highest price and issue a dividend on shorted shares.
If people today paid $.007 and the stock drops to $001 they may be upset but it’s not the end game like most OTC stocks. It may be just the beginning of a new plan.
GNGR is on the shareholders side. People may not realize that and any issues with the share price is not due to the company failing as a company, it’s just the way the OTC operates. GNGR will change that as they move forward.
GNGR has a plan where the end game is not to dilute make millions and fade away, that has been proven over the years. If people are impatient they can elect to sell and move onto another stock or stick around and see what happens.
This is not the norm for an OTC stock and people may not be used to it being out of the normal way OTC stocks pump and die. GNGR is alive and well.
Hope this helps.
