Replies to post #11277 on Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

[MadDog08]

This article does impartially present GERS' COES system in a very favorable light, and is encouraging. The BIG question for me which pevents me from doubling my position is, What are the chances that KK will commit to another R/S instead of canceling the 10billion-plus shares diluted into the float? I lost significant value with the last R/S, and don't want to relearn that lesson....

[nobody12378]

The most important implications of the article: 1) GERS is a legitimate business partner of a major player in the industry, 2) if GPRE could have pirated the technology and saved the 20% they would have, and 3) the other players, to be competitive, need to have a business arrangement with GERS. NOW, all this said, does GERS management have the acumen to take all of this developing good news and make it work for the common shareholder? Stay tuned. That is unanswered at this time.

[hotdog1012]

"Corn Oil Extraction Systems ("COES") are an add-on technology, which has been thoroughly patented by a technology development company called GreenShift Corporation (OTCBB: GERS). According to information published recently by both GPRE and GERS, the two companies are working closely together on installing this technology onto all of GPRE's plants, which creates an extra $9 Million of profitability for every 110 million gallons per year of ethanol production capacity."

"With GPRE's capacity set to exceed 700 Million gallons per year after completing recently announced acquisitions, the COES technology add-on should increase GPRE's total annual profitability by upwards of $63 Million per year. For a company that reported $31.6 Million in profits for the first nine months of 2010, this $63 Million per year in extra profits amounts to more than a doubling of profitability for Green Plains Renewable Energy. "