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ice_n_ak

05/09/18 9:25 AM

#46498 RE: nobody12378 #46497

And thus the, 'risk and reward', factor is exposed.

The risk for GERS has always been failure from the courts which translates into .0001 or nothing for the price of the stock.

The reward for GERS is a judgement in its favor which translates into a very healthy profit for stockholders.

People sell and people buy. So, if more shareholders lose confidence in GERS and sell than those wanting to buy, it will just make the price of buying better for those who want to buy.

Market dynamics are interesting. For me, I liked what I read but will keep my opinions/take on the recent filing to myself as it will bore most people.
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Dutch1

05/09/18 9:40 AM

#46499 RE: nobody12378 #46497

I don't expect a sell-off. I think that the larger shareholder, who have been holding for a long time, knew the risk all along. Even if they don't like what they read, I think most of them haven't been holding this long to jump out now.


The negative language might be to set things sharp. They want to let the court and everybody else know they are frustrated and they want the court to be absolutely well informed about the importance of the facts. If the court allows hem this to start from, it might make them stronger in the overall case IMO.

I didn't read the complete document, since it's a bit to hard to understand all details for me, so is there any part that makes you worry the most?