Sunday, September 5, 2010

Nearly 13 Billion

The Ethanol Industry is on a clip to produce a record  - nearly 13B gallons this year.

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SkunK

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

SkunK, what is the deal with the Marion Indiana plant? Rumor is that they are nto paying royalties as they have to pay off contractor first since GS didn't pay them. Doea that mean cash flow increases when paid off? Why didn't GS pay them?

Anonymous said...

ha ha ha this is going right back to .0001 and kk is still staring at me with those squinty little eyes and that cheap suit, can't he afford a better picture with all the money he is extracting from the shareholders. hahaha all the way to zero again. hey wait, lets all get excited about another reverse split...hahaha

Anonymous said...

The reverse split was a bust. ESYR had a 100 to 1 reverse split and it still has not done anything but go down. ESYR should be trading at .03 and GERSD should be trading at .002 just to get back to pre split prices. I can't wait for investor law suits to start. Both companies are fraudulent

Anonymous said...

That's right Skunk, and with corn at $4.65, GERS' revenues are gonna surge. More settlements, more customers, and profits within few months.

Anonymous said...

The reverse split price was .001, not .002 like you believe. I do agree it odd that the stock continues to decline. However the company still has massive debt and lots of uncertainty about these court cases. We all would like to believe they would be found in GS favor, but that might not be the case. Its this uncertainty that drives down prices (and creates opportunity, depending on how you look at it.) I don't know how much experience you have with equities, but if you wanted a sure thing, penny stocks are not for you.

Anonymous said...

Value of the stock pre-split. Let me break it down for you since your math skills are elementary. If you had a million shares pre-split at .0002 then the value would be $200.00 Now after the split you now have one hundred thousand shares at today's close at .0005 the value of your stock is $50.00. So you have loss $150.00 because of the reverse split. You might want to consider a math tutor

Anonymous said...

GERS is one hell of a, soon to be profitable, strong buy. Heating oil and corn oil prices are up, debt's down, infringers are settling, customers are adding up, and revenues are surging. The market cap is now 30% of one quarters revenue. Buying now is how real money is made. Oh and you might want to consider a history tutor as the pre split price was triple 0 1.

Anonymous said...

To the man thats claiming the other dude needs a math tutor. Your loss is your own fault, not the fault of a reverse split (causation does not equal correlation.) You chose to purchase this stock at .0002(pre-split), while many other chose at .0001. You've chosen to stay committed, no one is forcing you into any position. You could've sold immediately after the reverese split and got out (made money, maybe?) The first guy was not arguing a decline in value (that is a fact), but rather throwing out ideas as to why the decline is happening. Leave the personal attacks out of it. I'm sorry you lost some cash, but thats part of that risk/reward idea.

The last guy, I agree with your assessment 100%, but is the value going to continue declining before everything settles and comes in? Obviously no one knows. If so the opportunity cost is much lower later and we should hold for a few weeks. But as Warren Buffet put it "If you wait until to see the Robin, spring will be over." So maybe this is a good time. As of right now you can buy a larger % of the company for less money than ever before.

Anonymous said...

Why won't anyone answer the first post of this thread. Seems like a reasonable question.

lambertus said...

since when are rumors, reasonable questions?
And why don't you have a name?

 
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