Coin -- I would be interested to see if Beemer invites you to lunch after you talk with him on the phone. It wouldn't surprise me, as he seems quite friendly and outgoing. As an old-fashioned investor, would you accept his invitation?
My main concern is that even though a stock issuance is required for expansion, investor sentiment always seems to have a negative effect on pps when the Company announces it will dilute. Of course, the value of the company will increase with production and/or acquisitions, so the pps will rebound. I only wonder about the best entry point before making a large investment.
Because we are still in the early stages, I am planning to buy in gradually over the next three or four months.
You're right. This is a startup enterprise but with experienced management, and it will endure the hardships and setbacks faced by most any startup enterprise. There will be unforeseen delays and surprises that come in the mail, but I, for one, am planning to stay the course.
I like my chances with an ethanol producer that is gentle to the environment and which has won so much government support in its first year of exietence. I like the availability of management and their willingness to speak with investors. I like the fact that management has a buy and hold strategy when they invest in their own company.
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