Replies to post #46167 on Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

[eduwhitesox]

Keep the focus on the Lawsuit.

C&C is controlling the maneuvering for GERS. C&C are the experts; let them run their course.

- KK not filing: I'll bet that he is following Advice of Counsel
- KK keeping silent and not going public on any issue: I'll bet he is following Advice of Councel
- Congressional Tax Incentives: Irrelevant
- Who identified Congressional Tax Incentives First: Even more Irrelevant

My $410 of advice: Stop the speculations and follow Legal Counsel

[Dutch1]

Well, that's what watching the paint dry does. Some seek entertainment in trying to find out what KK and his wife are up to....others try to find connections between normal stocks that tend to anticipate on market related news, and a stock that only reacts to officially shared news directly related to to the company, due to a very long history of reverse splits, chills, lack of filings and a very wide spread between the bid and ask.

It's a bit like the movie "The number 23". Once someone gets obsessed with a relation between two activities, they just keep on seeing it, even if it doesn't exist. No matter how irrational it seems if all other evidence points the other way.

I must admit. I admire the persuasion in the posts. The fact that the opinion is shared, and the perseverance. I think he is a nice guy, just trying to help others with sharing his ideas on trading. The target audience might be mostly people who are looking for a few hundred dollars profit, to maybe a few thousand at the most. Yes, GERS could be nice for such a trade. But I think, the float here is just to thin for making such a profit more then accidentally. Also if more people want to go trading here that way, it wouldn't work, because buying or selling GERS, even if it is just on your own fixed ask/bid, just has a too large effect on GERS.
For that there would need to be more people willing to offer the ask too, or to sell on the ask.
There are just so little here wanting to buy GERS, and those who are are mostly just interested into holding until the lawsuit has ended.

The only thing that might change it are filings, that might attract more interested people. But even then, people would need to sell. And like me, most here will nog sell at any price what so ever, until after the lawsuit ends. Most who are in for a trade, own to little shares. And the it would just be passing on their couple of thousand, to the next who does the same. And there will be no way to buy them back for the real profit.

Why take a few hundred dollars, when you can have thousands?