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if you were YA and GERS won summary judgment, would you buy hold, or sell ?
i dont expect dilution to continue past ... thanksgiving.
i dont expect another RS. if it happens i think it will be the last because: i expect GERS to win summary judgment and i dont think GERS is dilutomh to pay legal costs --- they reserved cash for that purpose.
i wouldnt be surprised to see a merger, buy out, forward split, or share by back early next year. but its early and i am still half asleep.
if the infringers have to put up cash or hard assets for an appeal bond equal to treble damages, would that amount approach a controlling interest in their company ???
after the income loss from an injunction against extraction, will the infringers remain solvent ???
after what ICM did to GERS, do you think ICM will honor its indemnification of the infringers ???
how long will the infringers' indemnification suit against ICM drag out ???
at some point the infringers have to realize they are being led off a cliff.
"i dont expect dilution to continue past ... thanksgiving."
Please explain how GERS is going to pay its bills for the expanded litigation, the MDL suit, YAGI, in the face of declining revenue until MONEY CHANGES HANDS BASED on closure of the MDL litigation? If you are counting on this to result from the SJ I think you are mistaken; the only thing that the SJ will initiate is an appeal and that will not allow MONEY TO CHANGE HANDS. If you think that the SJ appeal will be resolved quickly ask yourself where is the Appellate Court response to the Writ of Mandamus and you will see that dilution cannot possibly end in November or any time soon.
This is the biggest story here in over a year. Skunky broke it but it went over most of your heads.
"Lincolnway Energy is unable to determine as of the date of this quarterly report if the proceedings will have a material adverse effect on Lincolnway Energy. The proceedings have, however, significantly increased Lincolnway Energy's legal costs."
This is why GERS continues to increase its cash on hand. As defendants already depleted ICM resources, then their own legal funds, we demonstrate our staying power by growing cash on hand. This will force a strong settlement. And they will (except ICM) all settle.
Just as ICM's private owner's strong will built his company, his strong will is now destroying it. Their fate is sealed.
I only hope Fagen has the cash or financing to buy out what's left of ICM so GERS ends up with cash rather than a portion of a ICM sherrif's auction.
In my opinion, ICM Auction fees and BK court costs are our major worry now. LOL!
(If I was GERS I would put an accountant PI on ICM assets right now. Make sure ICM kitchen coffee cans go in the garbage and not in the back yard, if you know what I mean.)
With all those great expectations why are you not snarfing up shares? You and everybody else on the planet have not been buying at all. Sounds more like bravado than belief.
You are hoping and not reading. GERS has clearly stated that revenue will be falling due to many fiscal impacts of the infringement. Thus, ICM's "litigating the margins" is working well.
"The continued infringement hinders CleanTech’s ability to license the technology to ethanol plant operators who consider using (or are currently using) the corn oil extraction technology. When CleanTech is able to successfully license the patents-insuit to a customer, it is at a substantially reduced rate than it would be but for the infringement. Worse still, the continued infringement may cause current licensees to reconsider their licenses."
GreenShift is making a legal argument to maximize ICM'S PENALTY. This portion of the filing will be later quoted when arguing damages.
Every license now signed is discounted. Every license lost, every license not signed - are ALL the fault of ICM. GreenShift lawyers are properly making the would'a, could'a, should'a argument.
Don't make any more out of it than that. You are not the intended audience.
ICM will eventually pay and we need to maximize that penalty.
GERS has clearly stated that revenue will be falling due to many fiscal impacts of the infringement. Thus, ICM's "litigating the margins" is working well.
As they say in the Hood: "You ain't buying hundreds of millions of shares", they further say, " Some bro' has to be buying those YAGI is diluting". That's they saying in the Hood. Never argue with the boys in the hood.
You predicted nothing! Any idiot can see this crap is going lower! What I can't figure is since we all know this is going lower, why would you buy back in? What a moron!
A little "birdy" told me that something that seem impossible a few weeks ago has changed to unlikely; a very small increase that shifted the cost-benefit equation to: worth a small hedge.
Telling you that dilution is continuing unabated and we will have another all-time low soon followed by announcement of another R/S. Take it to the bank.
if you were YA and GERS won summary judgment, would you buy hold, or sell ?
ReplyDeletei dont expect dilution to continue past ... thanksgiving.
i dont expect another RS. if it happens i think it will be the last because: i expect GERS to win summary judgment and i dont think GERS is dilutomh to pay legal costs --- they reserved cash for that purpose.
i wouldnt be surprised to see a merger, buy out, forward split, or share by back early next year. but its early and i am still half asleep.
if the infringers have to put up cash or hard assets for an appeal bond equal to treble damages, would that amount approach a controlling interest in their company ???
ReplyDeleteafter the income loss from an injunction against extraction, will the infringers remain solvent ???
after what ICM did to GERS, do you think ICM will honor its indemnification of the infringers ???
how long will the infringers' indemnification suit against ICM drag out ???
at some point the infringers have to realize they are being led off a cliff.
"i dont expect dilution to continue past ... thanksgiving."
ReplyDeletePlease explain how GERS is going to pay its bills for the expanded litigation, the MDL suit, YAGI, in the face of declining revenue until MONEY CHANGES HANDS BASED on closure of the MDL litigation? If you are counting on this to result from the SJ I think you are mistaken; the only thing that the SJ will initiate is an appeal and that will not allow MONEY TO CHANGE HANDS. If you think that the SJ appeal will be resolved quickly ask yourself where is the Appellate Court response to the Writ of Mandamus and you will see that dilution cannot possibly end in November or any time soon.
do you think ICM will honor its indemnification?
ReplyDeleteThe answer is a proven NO!
This is the biggest story here in over a year. Skunky broke it but it went over most of your heads.
"Lincolnway Energy is unable to determine as of the date of this quarterly report if the proceedings will have a material adverse effect on Lincolnway Energy. The proceedings have, however, significantly increased Lincolnway Energy's legal costs."
This is why GERS continues to increase its cash on hand. As defendants already depleted ICM resources, then their own legal funds, we demonstrate our staying power by growing cash on hand. This will force a strong settlement. And they will (except ICM) all settle.
Just as ICM's private owner's strong will built his company, his strong will is now destroying it. Their fate is sealed.
I only hope Fagen has the cash or financing to buy out what's left of ICM so GERS ends up with cash rather than a portion of a ICM sherrif's auction.
In my opinion, ICM Auction fees and BK court costs are our major worry now. LOL!
(If I was GERS I would put an accountant PI on ICM assets right now. Make sure ICM kitchen coffee cans go in the garbage and not in the back yard, if you know what I mean.)
n0b0dy suker cant trae, lose to skunk big tyme hahahhaha
ReplyDeleteWith all those great expectations why are you not snarfing up shares? You and everybody else on the planet have not been buying at all. Sounds more like bravado than belief.
ReplyDeletewhy are you not snarfing up shares?
ReplyDeleteI haven't bought shares here in over two years.
I invest my time, not shares at this point. I have strict criteria and resources.
When the right public information becomes available I expect it will be 24-48 hours before the first run.
Its Pacer and PTO not PRs. The present price is picayune.
contingency (all the new firms believe its a winner) and increasing revenue can cover the litigation.
ReplyDeleteYou are hoping and not reading. GERS has clearly stated that revenue will be falling due to many fiscal impacts of the infringement. Thus, ICM's "litigating the margins" is working well.
ReplyDelete"The continued infringement hinders CleanTech’s ability to license the technology to ethanol plant operators who consider using (or are currently using) the corn oil extraction technology. When CleanTech is able to successfully license the patents-insuit to a customer, it is at a substantially reduced rate than it would be but for the infringement. Worse still, the continued infringement may cause current licensees to reconsider their licenses."
GreenShift is making a legal argument to maximize ICM'S PENALTY. This portion of the filing will be later quoted when arguing damages.
ReplyDeleteEvery license now signed is discounted. Every license lost, every license not signed - are ALL the fault of ICM. GreenShift lawyers are properly making the would'a, could'a, should'a argument.
Don't make any more out of it than that. You are not the intended audience.
ICM will eventually pay and we need to maximize that penalty.
lies^
ReplyDeleteGERS has clearly stated that revenue will be falling due to many fiscal impacts of the infringement. Thus, ICM's "litigating the margins" is working well.
ReplyDeletelies never said that learn how to read icm.bk
not working out so well
ReplyDeleteLincolnway Energy. The proceedings have, however, significantly increased Lincolnway Energy's legal costs."
not working out so well
ReplyDeletepix.bk 3.67 ▼-0.10 (-2.65
I win or I buy bullets.
ReplyDeleteEOM.
just kidding
ReplyDeleteSo you think it is dilution? Keep thinking, been buying millions of shares since July.
ReplyDeleteAs they say in the Hood: "You ain't buying hundreds of millions of shares", they further say, " Some bro' has to be buying those YAGI is diluting". That's they saying in the Hood. Never argue with the boys in the hood.
ReplyDeleteLast week I predicted an all-time low and it materialized. Stay-tuned for the next peek into your future.
ReplyDeleteYou predicted nothing! Any idiot can see this crap is going lower! What I can't figure is since we all know this is going lower, why would you buy back in? What a moron!
ReplyDeleteA little "birdy" told me that something that seem impossible a few weeks ago has changed to unlikely; a very small increase that shifted the cost-benefit equation to: worth a small hedge.
ReplyDeleteAlso, being called a "moron" by red-neck trash like you is the highest compliment.
ReplyDeleten0b0dy suker cant trae, lose to skunk big tyme hahahhaha
ReplyDeleteToo much re-neck trailer trash here for decent folks to mingle.
ReplyDelete"Decent folks"? What's a knuckle-dragging Neanderthal like you doing here?
ReplyDeleteTelling you that dilution is continuing unabated and we will have another all-time low soon followed by announcement of another R/S. Take it to the bank.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.iniplaw.org/2013/09/cleantech-sues-aemetis-for-inf.html
ReplyDelete