Problem is no telling who the players are or what their motivation is. People looking for that next big hit are easily led. We have all been getting promises of financials and reports for how long? They are always a week or so away but never materialize. If a pr about signing a "letter of intent" to procure more slop oil is newsworthy then why is there no pr about delivery of product? That seems like much bigger news to me! And now that I think about it, why sign a letter of intent to buy more slop oil when you could probably just buy it? Is storage the answer? If so why? Are they getting enough product from other sources? If grno was in full production mode, based on numbers given, you would think they would be sucking up gobs of feed stock to keep things moving? Is it the capital necessary to make the purchase or the availability of product? If they are on track with there financial forecasts one would think that that money shouldn’t be a problem. And now Kevin Costner is on TV with solutions to the gulf crises but not GRNO. I would imagine the portable machines could most likely be placed on barges and really helping out. Charging BP out the you know what, gaining national exposure, helping the environment, and jackin this company into the stratosphere.
Instead of trying to get answers to pertinent questions a group of little fish hoping to score big await the fall of titans who have been playing this game a long time. It seems that if this group held so many shares they could collectively force some action based solely on voting power.
Perhaps some of you who enjoy the privilege of talking to management could shed some light on these questions.
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