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Wednesday, 08/07/2013 10:21:17 AM

Wednesday, August 07, 2013 10:21:17 AM

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why buy GDGI short term and long term

short term
good chance for the price to go when the Levy verdict comes in
so hold. borrow if you have to raise cash.

i think it is very likely to wipe out the 2.2 million debt
whether or not it is wiped away in October, no way they are going to have to pay convicted serial fraudsters for defrauding them, and they have already paid some in stock if not in cash, so that should cover any legit service rendered in taking them public

also regarding recent buzz on the board driving us to the breakout board, everybody is talking about the discovery of blue energy, who claims to have sold a bunch of a similar product

whether or not these sales violate a patent held by GDGI or rights to exclusive sale of a patent held by an allied company (rights that do not seem to be documented anywhere and may not exist), the early success (perhaps exaggerated - they are not publicly trading and exaggerating their sales is not the same kind of crime for them as it would be for a public company like GDGI, not much to stop them there) of this competitor may suggest that GDGIs quality of product and patents will not guarantee them 100% market share, it does show there is a market.

GDGI is the only place you can invest in a publicly traded company that focuses on providing commercial pre-cooling. they are valued at around 1 million dollars. they only need a sliver of the market share to be worth 10 to 100 times more than 1 million.

they have been slow to execute, but the management has showed they are very tenacious and thrifty and committed to perservering unlike many pennies, a large portion of the stock is held by management, like 30%, and the number of outstanding shares is quite low by penny standards, so when you buy 2,500,000 shares for $10,000, you are getting 1% of this company, not 1/100th of a percent as you would with many other pennies. and you are buying a company where management has the same interests as you because htey own a lot of stock. they are not going to dilute it to pay themselves outrageous salaries. they are going to remain thrifty and make their stock value go up and get rich with their investors.

while there is some possibility that some longs will get fatigued or lose hope because they have taken to heart the recurring theme of this board that "i think something is going to happen soon" instead of thinking i have no idea when something is going to happen, but i believe if i am patient, this will go up 10x or more, it is also possible that no one is willing to sell this stock for such a small fraction of what it could easily be worht in a year or less, and woudl rather risk their $1,000 or $4,000 turning into zero than miss out on $10,000 or $100,000. and that those few who give up too soon will find their shares snatched up at similar to current prices.

prices might fall as low as half of what they are before this goes shooting up, but the current long stockholders could also buy up the few shares of the few that leave and the price may remain where it is for a bit and then rise.

also, at any time, the asia royalties coudl start rolling in, the company could make a minor sale in palm springs or elsewhere and PR their opinion regarding the levy debt being erased, or they could surprise me by closing their costa rica sale or another sale early.

so with a chance of a temporary downside of up to 50% but also a chance of an upside of double to 10 to 100 times at any moment, i say

GDGI
stands for Good Day to Get In

if i had dry powder i would be looking to buy