Replies to post #7343 on Clean Energy Pathways, Inc. (CPWY)

[kachingpdx]

Richard2, I know someone will correct me if I"m wrong here but I take the phrase "new technology /from waste product to fuel" to be glycerine to fuel and mixed with biodiesel.

The above is also tied to the Wiregrass qoute:

John Harper, President of Wiregrass Construction – Is a leading producer of asphalt paving material and provider of paving services throughout the southeast.
“The green fuel developed by Global Holdings is a cleaner fuel that is very competitive and has shown favorable results in our plant operations, Due to the lower sulfur and ash content of the fuel, we expect to see a significant savings in the repair and maintenance of our plants, specifically in the increased filter life of the filter bags in our pollution control system. Environmental issues, as well as sustainability, are our key focus areas for the next year, and the new green fuel is another option in achieving environmental compliance and reducing our carbon footprint, while enjoying substantial financial savings.”

I'm from the old days of XPLI as well. But, with all due respect to Bill Smith, we would not be where we are now (PPS) without Mike Parsons. Nor would our float be this small.

Regarding transparency: Yes we would all like to know every detail with more transparency, however, this management has been more transparent than most pinkies. I own one other pink stock with a PPS hovering around .50 ( was up over a dollar last year), with great looking product, but has a far bigger float and way less transparency that XPGH. Also, with less bashing of the management. Yes there are those that are asking for more transparency there as well. But not with the tone as it is here on this message board.

I'll say this once again, the bashing of this XPGH management over the last year has gone way beyond constructive criticism almost to the point of looking like some kind of personal vendetta.

Am I on the side cheering for the XPGH management team? Let me just say my investment in XPGH depends on this team to succeed. I either trust their business plan and back them or take my money out and invest it some where else.

[The Cheap Investor]

Richard, I see you post on that board also. What I would like to know, and I'm sure many other Global investors would also like to know, is that this other company has not sold one gallon of fuel and yet in March of 2010, while other biodiesel companies were going out of business, and the others were working at diminished capacity, how the heck did this stock get to $0.95? Thank you in advance.