yes, it does matter how it turns out. try selling that line to the many, many, many bagholders of eeso stock. next, eeso ran on a combination of lies and hype, including a bogus pr about $10 MILLION in sales that have never been proven or shown up in filings; bogus issued shares of stock, which made for a mad move up and a joyride of selling ride back down to trip 000's from the highs; a bogus report about and a buyout by an asian compny, and last but not least, a partnership with wow for their reps to market eeso products, which also turned out to be a total sham and is now in litigation. not to mention the sec investigation of jared and his cronies shenanigans with eeso fake stock. so, many have learned from that fiasco imo, and won't make the same mistake again. imo, people thought they were buying into huge sales, which turned out to be a sham. like i said, grbg's value is not much, so i do not know why people think they are getting something for nothing. do you think that IF wow has any significant value, that it is going to simply give it to grbg and its shareholders for free? people need to use their common sense, and ask themselves WHY wasn't there any disclosure of the details of the "buyout" in today's release? was it to drive up the pps for the benefit of the grbg shareholders who hold stock in a company that has virtually no revs? i would be willing to bet not. that would mean that wow would be giving away their company to the ceo for nothing? lol i don't think so. better wait and find out the buyout price, the terms, and see some financials when paying premium prices. will there be a r/s? will there be a huge increase in AS and OS? fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. i'm not that dumb. all imho
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