Just a thought, consider the helpful information shared on the board lately.
Let's say you email FINRA or the SEC and some pencil pushing bureaucrat reads it and actully looks into it. Let's say said bureaucrat finds anomalies or possible manipulation and believes a full investigation is warranted. What's the most likely first step? GLOBAL LOCKDOWN on trading this stock so the manipulation doesnt continue while they investigate.... (go back and reread first sentence, then continue). Naturally, they will claim the lock down is for our benefit, to protect us. How long does a full investigation take? Months, years, indefinitely. We will probaly be collecting social security.
Consider these agencies probably receive hundreds and maybe thousands of complaints daily. Mostly from people crying wolf because they lost or are losing money. I doubt they take most of these complaints seriously unless hundreds or thousands of shareholders complain, they simply don't have the manpower.
They typically only take a single complaint seriously if it comes from the company itself. Now, while some people may urge we pressure the CEO to contact FINRA and/or SEC, not even the most dumb CEO of dumbest will do so. Not necessarily because they have anything to hide but.... (reread 2nd paragraph). Some people may even say "well it helped and worked out with so and so company". What? One out of ten thousand? BIG DEAL, so what. Do the reaerch on number of complaints vs success stories!
My advise, and thats all it is, wait for fins to post, the results of the rest of this year's PRs, and word from CEO on how TGGI and its shareholders will benefit from Green Energy going public.
TGGI could bounce or simply die. I accept the risk. GLTA
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