I am the SkunKhunter. I hunt down SkunK stocks. Those are stocks that have been beat down past any reasonable justification. I try to ride the stock up as market forces eventually right the ship of PPS. A SkunK is not a herd animal. He is a scavenger who knows that arriving before the herd means big profits and clean shoes. This is the journey of the GreenShift Corporation. Updated weekly between COB Friday and Sunday evening. (Disclaimers on Bottom of Site)
Yes Nobody.. And we are aparently 10 days away from the end of the world too. Did icm give you a good severance package or just a swift boot to the door?
You equating events derived from mysticism and contractual language speaks volumes about your euphoric and manic defense of GERS, and blind rage directed at any factual statement that may put your life-savings in GERS at risk. Good luck to you.
Go back and look at the sec filings for all the YAGI debt refinances. All the ones with Yagi take place in Jan and Feb. Past your false deadline. Its not a default until Yagi calls a default, and they never have.
History shows there has always been doomssayers as the deadline passes and then they just switch subjects when the new finances are signed.
My prediction:
1. As you work to a cresendo at the end of the year you will drive the price down.
2. GERS will sign a new refinance in Jan or Feb along with a Shareholder letter within three weeks
3. You will somehow both take credit for the new package and find fault with it leading to more negative posts.
You are absolutely delusional if you think that there will be a share holder letter while the litigation is ongoing. You held the same position this year and none materialized. Equating past history with future actions of YAGI is simply moribund. The value of GERS today and the options that this creates for YAGI places this deadline in another quantum. KK's own words in the latest filing are certainly more authoritative than your faint-of-heart bleatings over your diminishing investment.
I know more than you think. How is it in Monterey right now? So you're saying you are a lesbian? Does your wife know that? Try pimping someone else and quit cutting down your own gender.
So you think the truth is "blatant"? How would you know, you have yet to tell the truth about anything recently. I'm afraid those days are long gone for you!
Truth is most often used to mean in accord with fact or reality. Since most here are intoxicated by delusional euphoria about the near-term prospects of GERS, they are incapable of knowing the truth -- a condition that afflicts most GERSlanders.
One of the problems with the downward movement of the PPS is the number of "winners" that bought in the range of 0.007 and 0.02. As seen on the various boards they are very proud of their astute investments, and many will likely bail before adsorbing any loss. These folks will likely add further momentum to the downward pressure on the PPS that cannot and will not resolve without a SJ or announcement of new favorable financing. Notice, that I have added, favorable, to the list. The "white knight" will know that they have GERS caught between a rock (failure) and a hard place (YAGI) and probably will squeeze the hell out them for the new financing.
Someone asked if Flint Hills is licensed with GERS.
It's possible and it would explain the 2.3 billion licensed number. Plus, Amaizing Energy had an Edeniq system installed before GERS brought charges of infringement against them. When ANDE bought Amaizing Energy out, they settled the lawsuit with GERS and licensed the Edeniq system.
To me that's a good indication of how a multi-billion dollar company views the Edeniq add on with consideration of GERS' patents. As another example, SRS has a proprietary emulsion breaker to aid the process, but they still heat and centrifuge.(Corn LP, Aemetis, Red Trail all use SRS)
To clarify, GERS has patented the basic method of heating and centrifuging to break the emulsion.
ICM has patented the use of alcohol to aid in emulsion breaking.
Edeniq has patented the use of sodium to aid in emulsion breaking.
GERS has patents pending for the use of enzymes to aid in emulsion breaking which are more effective than sodium or alcohol.
GERS has patented the basic use of heat and a centrifuge. Any producer that uses heat and a centrifuge, regardless of which additive is used to aid the process, (alcohol, sodium, enzymes) needs a license or they're infringing.
The Andersons understand this. If this is what's going on, then Flint Hills and PEIX may be on board. And it may be that GERS' gets a royalty for the basic amount of oil and not the extra that's released from the alcohol or sodium. That would be a possible explanation for revenues.
Alcohol, sodium, heat, and centrifuges, are all good ways to break the emulsion. But the best way to break an emulsion is to stop it from happening in the first place. I think this is where method II comes in.
With method II technology, they're washing the stillage upstream before the centrifuges and before the emulsion has a chance to form. With this technology, the use of alcohol and sodium will soon be obsolete. That's because there's no reason to break an emulsion when it doesn't exist in the first place.
The reason method II gets 160% more oil than the traditional .5 pounds is because they've treated the stillage upstream to stop the emulsion from forming. A producer using method II wouldn't need alcohol, sodium or any other aid. There would be no emulsion to break. In this case, GERS would capture a royalty for all the oil method II produces and the ICM AOS will be worthless.
Are they going to announce new re-fi before the end of the year? Pay off scum YA I hope!
ReplyDeleteAccording to nobody we are defaulting
ReplyDeleteNo, we are 19 days to default.
ReplyDeleteYes Nobody.. And we are aparently 10 days away from the end of the world too. Did icm give you a good severance package or just a swift boot to the door?
ReplyDeleteYou equating events derived from mysticism and contractual language speaks volumes about your euphoric and manic defense of GERS, and blind rage directed at any factual statement that may put your life-savings in GERS at risk. Good luck to you.
ReplyDeleteMan since you are a gambler I guess you aren't gonna sell before they default
ReplyDeleteNo, let it ride!
ReplyDeleteGo back and look at the sec filings for all the YAGI debt refinances. All the ones with Yagi take place in Jan and Feb. Past your false deadline. Its not a default until Yagi calls a default, and they never have.
ReplyDeleteHistory shows there has always been doomssayers as the deadline passes and then they just switch subjects when the new finances are signed.
My prediction:
1. As you work to a cresendo at the end of the year you will drive the price down.
2. GERS will sign a new refinance in Jan or Feb along with a Shareholder letter within three weeks
3. You will somehow both take credit for the new package and find fault with it leading to more negative posts.
Thats my prediction, whats yours?
Herman
Sounds just like him! Remember the O/S share count before Q2 and how he suddenly jumped over to another figure just so he wouldn't be wrong?
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely delusional if you think that there will be a share holder letter while the litigation is ongoing. You held the same position this year and none materialized. Equating past history with future actions of YAGI is simply moribund. The value of GERS today and the options that this creates for YAGI places this deadline in another quantum. KK's own words in the latest filing are certainly more authoritative than your faint-of-heart bleatings over your diminishing investment.
ReplyDeleteNotice how he emphisizes "your" diminishing investment. More evidence that this lying sack of sh*t works for the competition!
ReplyDeleteThe cadets are getting restless. Perhaps they will move on and another class will need conditioning -- what joy!
ReplyDeletedipchit jew hater^
ReplyDelete"He"? You assume that all authoritative statements must emanate from a testosterone addled-mind.
ReplyDeleteI know more than you think. How is it in Monterey right now? So you're saying you are a lesbian? Does your wife know that?
ReplyDeleteTry pimping someone else and quit cutting down your own gender.
Blatant sexism.
ReplyDeletetestosterone in your ass^
ReplyDeleteSo you think the truth is "blatant"? How would you know, you have yet to tell the truth about anything recently. I'm afraid those days are long gone for you!
ReplyDeleteI assume then that everyone is agreeing that my estrogen cultured mind is producing authoritative statements.
ReplyDeleteTruth is most often used to mean in accord with fact or reality. Since most here are intoxicated by delusional euphoria about the near-term prospects of GERS, they are incapable of knowing the truth -- a condition that afflicts most GERSlanders.
ReplyDeletetestosterone on your chin bitch^
ReplyDeletehahahahaha^^^
ReplyDeleteGuess that doesn't affect you than, does it ICMlander?
ReplyDeleteCorrection....ICMlesbianlander.
ReplyDeletenice close good volume
ReplyDeletesaw nobody panhandling last night, gave him 10 shares of GERS, he kissed my hand and then polished my ferragmos
ReplyDeletehaaahahahahahaahahah
ReplyDeletelol ^^^^^^^^^
ReplyDeleteThats my prediction, whats yours?
ReplyDeletewaaaaiting . . .
Herman
saw nobody panhandling last night, gave him 10 shares of GERS, he kissed my hand and then polished my ferragmos
ReplyDeleteOne of the problems with the downward movement of the PPS is the number of "winners" that bought in the range of 0.007 and 0.02. As seen on the various boards they are very proud of their astute investments, and many will likely bail before adsorbing any loss. These folks will likely add further momentum to the downward pressure on the PPS that cannot and will not resolve without a SJ or announcement of new favorable financing. Notice, that I have added, favorable, to the list. The "white knight" will know that they have GERS caught between a rock (failure) and a hard place (YAGI) and probably will squeeze the hell out them for the new financing.
ReplyDeleteSomeone asked if Flint Hills is licensed with GERS.
ReplyDeleteIt's possible and it would explain the 2.3 billion licensed number. Plus, Amaizing Energy had an Edeniq system installed before GERS brought charges of infringement against them. When ANDE bought Amaizing Energy out, they settled the lawsuit with GERS and licensed the Edeniq system.
To me that's a good indication of how a multi-billion dollar company views the Edeniq add on with consideration of GERS' patents. As another example, SRS has a proprietary emulsion breaker to aid the process, but they still heat and centrifuge.(Corn LP, Aemetis, Red Trail all use SRS)
To clarify, GERS has patented the basic method of heating and centrifuging to break the emulsion.
ICM has patented the use of alcohol to aid in emulsion breaking.
Edeniq has patented the use of sodium to aid in emulsion breaking.
GERS has patents pending for the use of enzymes to aid in emulsion breaking which are more effective than sodium or alcohol.
GERS has patented the basic use of heat and a centrifuge. Any producer that uses heat and a centrifuge, regardless of which additive is used to aid the process, (alcohol, sodium, enzymes) needs a license or they're infringing.
The Andersons understand this. If this is what's going on, then Flint Hills and PEIX may be on board. And it may be that GERS' gets a royalty for the basic amount of oil and not the extra that's released from the alcohol or sodium. That would be a possible explanation for revenues.
Alcohol, sodium, heat, and centrifuges, are all good ways to break the emulsion. But the best way to break an emulsion is to stop it from happening in the first place. I think this is where method II comes in.
With method II technology, they're washing the stillage upstream before the centrifuges and before the emulsion has a chance to form. With this technology, the use of alcohol and sodium will soon be obsolete. That's because there's no reason to break an emulsion when it doesn't exist in the first place.
The reason method II gets 160% more oil than the traditional .5 pounds is because they've treated the stillage upstream to stop the emulsion from forming. A producer using method II wouldn't need alcohol, sodium or any other aid. There would be no emulsion to break. In this case, GERS would capture a royalty for all the oil method II produces and the ICM AOS will be worthless.
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ReplyDeletesaw nobody panhandling last night, gave him 10 shares of GERS, he kissed my hand and then polished my ferragmos
ReplyDeleteHAhAHhahaahHHAHAHAHAahahahahHAHAHAHa^
ReplyDeleteSlashnuts,
ReplyDeleteNone of what you are saying about method II is true. I know.
downward movement in your ass
ReplyDelete3 or higher tomorrow
ReplyDeleteTraderX2000
great close good volume again
ReplyDeleteIt won't be me that deletes Exposed1's last ihub post!
ReplyDeleteOops, spoke too soon. After he attacked Nobody, he turned around and insulted the whole board.
ReplyDeletePoof!! Comment gone!
hey U nobody exposed techtard
ReplyDeletesaw nobody panhandling last night, gave him 10 shares of GERS, he kissed my hand and then polished my ferragmos
ReplyDeletesaw nobody panhandling last night, gave him 10 shares of GERS, he kissed my hand and then polished my ferragmos
ReplyDelete