Replies to post #85825 on Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc.(fka LLEG)

[winnerz]

Well said. A post grounded in reality and unbiased.

[TAP1963]

"If the Berlin PPA is rejected, there will be a sell off regardless if it has no effect on the company’s equity agreement. The same holds true if it is accepted. That is just reality".

Your absolutely 100% spot on with that comment. It doesn't matter that LLEG sold their interest in the project, they developed it. Investors will naturally attach any decision regarding the PPA to Laidlaw, whether it be good or bad. "The final outcome" of the project is what matters, even though it may have no bearing on the direction the company takes in future endeavors. Whatever decision the PUC makes will be looked upon by investors as a reflection of Laidlaws ability to bring projects to a "successful" conclusion!

Laidlaws objective is to "develop" projects, and then move on. But what happens if those projects are unable to come online, what does that say about Laidlaw? I believe the PPA will be approved, and I believe there will many modifications made to it, but to disregard the impact that the PUC decision will have IMO is a mistake.

[discreet_suffolk]

I agree 100%

[TAP1963]

What impact do you see approval of the PPA having on Laidlaw? I think a successful conclusion and the beginning of construction for the Berlin project will give Mike and company huge credibility. If Mike delivers on the uplisting, the CA deal gets closed and other projects are announced, it's off to the races for Laidlaw. Right now I think Laidlaw is suffering from reality getting in the way of vision. When vision becomes reality, and the rhetoric becomes revenue, then watch out!

[now invest]

I agree, that there would be an attempted selloff, however, I don't believe many here would sell their shares. Most here feel this company is undervalued and any sell off would be an oppertunity to add more shares... Like I bought some at .0041 the other day.. and would look for more money should it EVER break .004 Not sell the millions I have.. I think one reason we don't see many traders anymore, is that they found they would be lucky to move this and recove even a 10% move and the volume would be so low... it isn't worth the risk with all the STRONG LONGS here..

That's my IMO..