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Re: Angelman post# 19339

Monday, 09/23/2013 5:38:12 AM

Monday, September 23, 2013 5:38:12 AM

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i think we are looking at pennies

but whether it is before too long or not depends maybe on how patient you are. a year ago i was thinking around now would be too long. a major shareholder on this board said he thought end of july would be too long shortly after the mr texas post. luckily for those us longs in the a man sense, or long longs as i would say in a attempt to achieve brevity and clarity in one swell foop, he has stuck around and continues to try to cheer up fellow shareholders with his unrelenting optimism. (unless you are one who is hoping to buy back in at a lower price)

i urge everyone to take what comfort they feel they must in happy thoughts of relatively near term results (a quick sale after the test is completed, the near certainty* of a 2.2 million dollar debt reduction (!!!!) when the levys are sentenced, the long shot possibility of damages awarded) but i dont think these notions are attracting new buyers. i council you to consider this advice: don't hold these notions so dear that if they prove to be erroneous, you disappoint yourself into selling this year.

sooner or later, and quite possibly later, this stock is going to go way up from where it is now. ac precooling is proven to work and EPA and Tulane and top tech school mud (that just won an award for being affordable yay what exciting news) have all endorsed GDGI's product specifically. even if they somehow continue to fail to sell their own product, they are the only publicly traded company in the market and if they dont succeed on their own, sooner or later they will at least get bought for quite a bit more than they are costing right now.

*no way GDGI is every having to pay that money. whether they have to have a cash surplus to formalize the debt reduction with a civil suit against a convicted fraudster to eliminate the debt, or more likely the SEC does it for them, i am not entirely sure. but levys in jail are not winning a lawsuit to collect that money. no way, no day.