Replies to post #674 on Geobio Energy (fka GBOE)

[richme]

I said a few minutes ago that the O/S was 200,000,000 not to long ago and millions of stock can be dumped in minutes as well. As far as PRs in penny land these are not like if they were appearing in Reuters, Barrons or the Wall Street Journal. These are mostly paid forums for companies to hype themselves, al beit ... at a hefty prices ... creating dilution for the shareholders that had to pay market price for their shares. Any paid pumpers or bashers on this Board? They do exist. I'll answer first. No I am not a paid basher since I am not a basher at all. I just represent the other dimension of all this great and wonderful potential. Take care. GBOE has gone in different directions before. Diesel, loans, revers splits, energy, plastics, ......

[Chance To See]

I find myself going back and forth on this company.

My DD has definitely been sloppy, so I keep being surprised by things I read but did not pay attention to.

I thought, for example, that I was investing in a company getting ready to set up a factory in Wisconsin based on the expertise of its founder, financed by a bond supported by the city - and that it would grow from there. I read, but did not digest the following, brought to my attention again by your post:

“The Company, headquartered in Seattle, is prepared to move forward on several fronts to further develop its plastics recycling business, beginning with testing of its newly designed separation process, recently developed to increase the capabilities and output of the company's ASR (auto shredder residue) cleaning process. Additionally, the company announced it is pursuing a number of joint venture prospects, including the market expansion of its cleaned plastic product stream into feedstock for the hybrid energy field, as well as investigating the potential acquisition of another energy-product derivative recycling process. PCT expects that the successful acquisition of these new ventures would result in combined revenues of up to $17 million during its first eighteen to twenty-four months in operation.”

I sure hope they get the stock price up before they issue shares to pay for these things.