Replies to post #168385 on Green Energy Enterprises Inc. (GYOG)

[blue finch]

Bradley is being very COY.
I dont know
but i watched him too on a few videos
I find the comments he has made of things that have not happened to be the telling points in his body language I'm just not sure

i feel like he is leaving the loan stuff to Lundquist and will sign off on it
if and or when it happens and he is working on other things.

remember he has put in 8 million or more? of his own money.
he calls the shots
this is very complicated

I just wish he would
give his investors a little more substance

I would grade him a B
I understand most investors want this to happen quickly

I feel like he has accomplished alot in the 2 years he has been at this publically. Or has it been less than 2 years? we know he has been working on this for a much longer time.

We will see how this plays out. there is no time schedule here
he obviously has plenty of money to continue

best of luck as always

If you get a chance to try HOENIG its a pretty good red wine

[WillyburgD]

Well, I am an admitted Kool-Aid drinker but I respectfully disagree.

I can certainly understand why you would want to give him a midterm grade of F (PPS near 52-week lows, O/S maxed, etc. etc.), but here's the difference b/w a "failing" CEO and a great CEO:

Dean has not only kept all of the original targets at the table, he has actually grown, exponentially, the size and scope of QASP. Given the massive funding delays (and misrepresentations to QASP by its lenders), I think he has performed well in difficult circumstances. Lots of other targets would have walked when funding faltered. Dean has reached deep into his own pocket to make sure that, not only did his plan stay in tact, but in fact grew.

Of course it is all for naught if we don't eventually get funded, but if we do, we will all be the beneficiaries of his tenacity and generosity.

[Woodsy]

For weaving a story that had traders and investors excited, he gets an A

[SPORTSPROPHET]

C...An A for his tenacity and his relentless pursuit and an F for his choosing of incompetent lenders.

His grade will change once the lenders finally pull through...to an A.