"It just entertains how poorly the company treats its shareholders."
Well, I did not know such things are entertaining at bullboards. Maybe I am simply not up to date.
"They spouted off with such fanfare. Made a big announcement and then went dark. "
Well, maybe we should remember that it was the US-CEO who has seen his function in playing this fanfare to get as many shareholder into GRSR to screw them. Girasolar has been trying to go public by a shell.....and the dutch had to pay the price for their naive believe in fairness of the US microcap stockmarket. It is usual that CEOs of shells play fanfares to sell their millions of shares to tiny penny-investors who can't stop their greed if they read 'solar' in the stocks name.
Howver, blaming Koornstra now for everything happened in the past is poor as well. Based on my experiences with such stocks Koornstra might have to fight against lots of ghosts the dutch have been calling when they have went US. I told him, in my opinion this was a big mistake! They should have gone public at the british or german stockmarket only. Now they - and we shareholder - have to pay the price for this mistake.
Nevertheless I believe we will see light at the end of the tunnel on day. Koornstra is a major shareholder....it is in his personal and deep interest to get this stock to OTC. I don't worry about this at all. We only have to worry about competition and stockmarket in general - but every company has to worry about this.
Girasolar does not treat shareholder worse than any other pinksheet stock! Maybe you check this market better. Koornstra uses the rules of pinksheet - this is his right, confirmed by the rules of the SEC. Within the last 12 months he delivered more than most of the pinksheets I have been following for years.
