Good post, Gas Monkey. I hold VGPR preferred and common and have been adding now to a position in VCOR. In my opinion, and it's only that, the chance to flip for a quick profit is greater with VCOR. However, as long term investments, I think both companies will be fine. VCOR does seem to have a superior share structure, but VGPR has attributes also. Understand that the goal is to make biocoal a COMMERCIALLY VIABLE alternative to European utilities. When VCOR doubles their capacity in 2015, as I believe they will, and when VGPR is up and running their plant, both companies COMBINED won't be able to produce enough biocoal for one average sized power plant. The demand for a commercially viable alternative fuel is massive. If they can pull it off, I see both companies adding machines for years to come. Biocoal can prolong the life of coal power plants for two decades, by making them "green enough" politically. Europeans don't want nuclear, don't want to depend on Putin and Russian natural gas, solar isn't ready. The biocoal industry just has to be able to produce enough to give them a viable option.
All my opinion, and good luck to everyone here,
RL
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