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)
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Slyly
Tag-Along Defendants are slyly attempting to corner CleanTech between a rock and a hard place. See Here
Kevin - look no further for a finance deal. My guess is that one of these companies could very well step up to the plate and infuse cash to avoid the legal liabilities steamrolling their way. This is getting interesting, very interesting!
ICM and DVG are finished whether they agree or not and whether they like it or not. So much for indemnification, LOL... Given the right moment, they will run like a scalded cat!
I could see a large customer with deep pockets (one I can think of) run a buy out offer as soon as this litigation has an end in sight. One customer company has an MO of buying out companies in the industry to hold down costs. Well managed and public.
KK controls that decision. If you have been following his statements and actions over the years, your scenario is highly unlikely. However, a buy-out offer if it occurred would represent an excellent opportunity to exit.
People have a single course of action until they change that course. If they did not change the world would be a static place. It is not.
If you think you know KK by his history only here you need to read his linken site. He has many interests and projects to see his range of actions as being controlled or centered here. Too many to remain the CEO here.
A large payout here would finance many of his hopes and dreams to change the would.
Extend discovery AT LEAST THREE MONTHS!!! Easy for them, they are getting paid; hard for us, we are hemorrhaging cash. The question is, will we make it another three months without a R/S to keep the PPS above the penny required to remain on the OTCQB? A goal that has been stated by GERS.
As they all convert to a work-around technology, They are delaying the outcome so any penalty would then be paid from work around funds in the future until the debt is paid.
Kevin - look no further for a finance deal. My guess is that one of these companies could very well step up to the plate and infuse cash to avoid the legal liabilities steamrolling their way. This is getting interesting, very interesting!
ReplyDeleteICM and DVG are finished whether they agree or not and whether they like it or not. So much for indemnification, LOL... Given the right moment, they will run like a scalded cat!
I could see a large customer with deep pockets (one I can think of) run a buy out offer as soon as this litigation has an end in sight. One customer company has an MO of buying out companies in the industry to hold down costs. Well managed and public.
ReplyDeleteKK controls that decision. If you have been following his statements and actions over the years, your scenario is highly unlikely. However, a buy-out offer if it occurred would represent an excellent opportunity to exit.
ReplyDeletePeople have a single course of action until they change that course. If they did not change the world would be a static place. It is not.
ReplyDeleteIf you think you know KK by his history only here you need to read his linken site. He has many interests and projects to see his range of actions as being controlled or centered here. Too many to remain the CEO here.
A large payout here would finance many of his hopes and dreams to change the would.
Extend discovery AT LEAST THREE MONTHS!!! Easy for them, they are getting paid; hard for us, we are hemorrhaging cash. The question is, will we make it another three months without a R/S to keep the PPS above the penny required to remain on the OTCQB? A goal that has been stated by GERS.
ReplyDeleten0b0dy cryng again lol tool lose sp much
ReplyDeleteIs it lost on you that on April 11 they filed a response to delay a March 18 deadline? Seems kind of late, eh?
ReplyDeleteAs they all convert to a work-around technology, They are delaying the outcome so any penalty would then be paid from work around funds in the future until the debt is paid.
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