Replies to post #49441 on Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

[Harry Winston]

But you seem convinced that holding this stock is unwise, I would suggest that you cut your losses and move on. If I remember correctly you bought your 10,000 shares at 4.1 cents. If you sell now you will have a profit. And you can be free to utilize that money in one of your other holdings, say purchasing more PEIX.

My personal holdings are irrelevant. We're here to discuss this stock, this company, and this industry.

It is an undisputed fact that the Greenshift CEO stopped sending 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks, and Form 4s to the SEC in the 4th quarter of 2016. It's another undisputed fact that he hasn't updated, either here on this board, or on the company's website, the statement that he made last October. A third undisputed fact is that that statement was the first information about the company's financial condition since they stopped sending audited financial statmeents to the SEC.

The facts in the previous paragraph are a summary of the lack of commitment from the Greenshift CEO to his own shareholders. That is relevant information here.

[Harry Winston]

If I remember correctly you bought your 10,000 shares at 4.1 cents. If you sell now you will have a profit.

Those are true statements, but I also made other purchases of GERS stock, including another purchase of thousands of shares, made the same day at a price of 5.1 cents/share. Those other purchases were made at higher prices, so even if I could sell everything now at the current 6¢ price, I wouldn't have much profit. In fact, because of the enormous bid-ask spread in this stock, I would probably have to accept a big loss.

When I bought my shares, I paid prices that were acceptable at that time, given the market conditions for this stock and given the available news for this stock. I intend to sell at acceptable prices as well, given the market conditions that exist at that time and given the news that is available at that time.