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kex0414

12/05/14 10:36 AM

#19626 RE: dgor #19625

Set an alert at your minimum exit PPS. Put it away and patiently (or at least, quietly) wait. There is nothing you can do but sell, or ride it out. Bitching about it will solve nothing.

Johnny Handsome

12/05/14 10:53 AM

#19627 RE: dgor #19625

You're correct in that I'm new to this situation, did any of those prior situations involve a sitting Governor? The purchase of a factory? And a verifiable patented technology? Sounds to me like a group that didn't give up and kept on trying to get it right, appears as though they have......Should provide you and your family with a nice return, keep positive, even if it hurts!

GreenBackClub

12/05/14 11:24 AM

#19628 RE: dgor #19625

Well this needs to start going north before I can even think of it....I guess this is in the range of .003 pre split..sad


I think it is fair to state that the PPS is nowhere near where it was pre-split. Yes, this is frustrating and it's tough to see one's initial investment go down considerably.

Having said that, GFTI has a lot going for it. From what I can tell we should expect to be hearing progress updates soon about the Factory, job creation, partnerships, ex-dividend dates, etc.

I think there is a lot of potential with GFTI but in order for the potential to be realized a lot has to happen and shareholders have to have some patience.

RIGHT NOW is a perfect opportunity to buy AND accumulate shares. If GFTI sticks to their word (I hope!) for every GFTI share you pick up now (and hold from before) you stand to gain free shares in Trident and it's 4 client companies too. That's a nice deal if you ask me. Look where HISP (Trident client) is trading at now..near $2! Even if you can get a couple shares for free of that it should make whatever loss you're experiencing now more digestible later.

My point is this - sometimes things don't move as quickly as most shareholders want. The processes involved in changing a company direction and establishing new business partnerships & agreements takes time. To do it right you need to cross all the T's and dot all your i's.

I have no doubt that you will recoup your original investment (which is the main reason you are still sticking around).

As an alternative to complaining and seeking reassurance from posters why not go to directly to the source? Call Chris Giordano and get some answers. Email him if you prefer. He does answer (sometimes it takes him a while though). Call HISP. See what their status is. There are other places you can go to find valuable information.

We all have the same goal - for GFTI and it's client companies to be successful and to increase shareholder value. GLTU