Right you are, Mesaba. We have to be careful, and all that, but the fact remains, BC has documentation to back up his old news releases which he has copied to the SEC and which he shows to all who travel to GRNO and ask to see it. That lends itself to long term confidence by some of us. Going around GRNO and asking questions directly to some customers' insiders also helps the process of understanding GRNO.
Unfortunately, asking questions doesn't make the orders appear. Customers also have their complications on their side which seem to cause them to lose focus or to simply delay their procedures. Personally, I find that extremely irritating, but I know there isn't anything BC can do about solving customers' problems that have nothing to do with GRNO. All he can do is keep calling to talk to them so they don't forget how enthusiastic they were.
I keep telling myself it is only a matter of time until something interesting happens. Until then, I can only occupy myself with stretches of my imagination such as following LLE, SK, PHV, EVSI, ECGOF, and the international news watching for news of Turkey. I also read the Charleston and Columbia newspaper web sites looking for anything even remotely related to GRNO.
Until GRNO books some orders there will be continuing skepticism. Not only will nobody buy into the stock enough to run up the price, market makers won't bother with it because there isn't enough volume for more than a few.
I still have my hope. I hope that February will bring closure to the Turkish political process and an order will emerge. I'm hoping that domestic customers will see the value of the Section 29 tax credits and move on entering orders ASAP; ie, right away, the sooner the better.
Charles |
