Amazing replies so let me correct you yet again. We are not the company so any issues you have with GNGR you have to contact them about any business matters. We did some marketing for GNGR and are now taking smaller positions in GNGR over a longer period. What is your position in this ticker? Most of the biggest complainers are usually the ones with the smallest positions. A proven fact I might add.
As for your post about the shares, the asked is $.0021 not $.0001 as you so claim. At $.0001 it would only take $10,800 to buy the entire float. So again you are wrong about that.
Even so, 1,125,000 shares are more then 1% of the float and is a significant volume purchase when added to an already accumulated 38% of the float. We do not want any retailers messing our accumulation up by competing for the same public shares and driving up the price as we accumulate the entire float little by little.
By the time GNGR goes off the grays and retailers are once again allowed to buy the shares along with current accredited buyers who are taking positions in the publicly traded company GNGR, their will not be any shares left available on the asked if we accumulate all 108 million shares cheap. We know what we are doing.
We tried with another jewelry company ticker but with 6+ billion in the float and 25 billion authorized that will soon be dumped in a debt conversion dilution scheme, we were unable to buy the float as more were kept being added to the float. GNGR does not add debt shares to the float and will not be able to because they have no debt to convert over to 3(s)10 diluted shares to dump.
Moving onto being public. Yes GNGR is public but here is a way for even you to understand how the markets work.
The groups of public companies are like a carnival with many rides/tickers. Think of tickers as publicly accessible carnival rides. There is the NASDAQ Ferris wheel and over there is the NYSE merry go round. And look a pump and dump spinning tea cup ride as well (only you buy the tickets but the ride is broken and you sit in the tea cup till your told to leave when the carnival has to leave town and you get no refunds on the tickets you purchased.
AND LOOK over there! GNGR a gray market ticker ride. You can ride it and it’s not broken BUT there is warning that if your not old enough or tall enough you cannot go on the ride like in the movie “BIG”. But it is still publicly accessible.
The ride is not broken and investors are on line and getting on. The problem is in this case you have to be accredited, same as having to be the correct age or height but it is in fact a publicly traded company with different rules to participate.
The answer to your issue is you have to be accredited like we and others are who are riding GNGR and are having a great time accumulating this winning valid non diluted low float publicly traded ticker.
If you own GNGR shares and I say IF! If GNGR up-lists and we own the entire float yet you still see shares in your account as many others will also see the same, you will have to question how is it you and others own shares also if WE own the entire float.
That will be answered soon I am sure and this is one exciting ride I might add.
