CleanTech's court win held up on appeal:
“The trial court properly found that the borrower (CleanTech) never signed any documents that granted a security interest to plaintiffs in any collateral, including net cash flows,” stated the Appeals Court opinion.
Read more: http://www.lenconnect.com/article/20140621/News/140629830#ixzz35LO2GF5Z
SkunK
Teach Nosan to lie and slander.
ReplyDeleteAnother staple in Nobody's stash of "Viral Vortex" stuff is now down the tube!! Oh well, he has lots more. If GERS has over a hundred shares in volume in a day, he thinks "Duh Looshun" is in play! It's his 24/7 duty to inform the world! MOO DHOLE
ReplyDelete$1.7 million. poof! slicker than a cat's ass
ReplyDeleteOh, YAGI they are so bad for "us"
ReplyDeleteAnyone an idea to use the word toxic in the headline?
I don't have much to comment on, I just enjoy proving I am not a robot! DHOLE (No match! Maybe I AM a robot!)
ReplyDeleteSo you really think that dilution, "Duh Looshun" in your words, is not an issue? Then you are deluding yourself and others. Open your GERS' "Time and Sales" for today. As I stated previously, it appears as if there is a full-time person waiting for any uptick to fire a dilution bolus into it.
ReplyDeleteInteresting find. Now that is true DD.
ReplyDeleteLow ball approach; Policy Integration Partners, LLC does not have a working web site. Maybe GERS is first client, or is this another of KK's friends?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.policyllc.com/Pages/PolicyIntegrationPartnersllc.aspx