W.F., et al -- Actually, as the potential competitors of GPGI such as IPMCF and NAXOS drop by the wayside, this is not a bad thing for GPGI.
I'm sorry for the investors in these others companies, but for us Globalphiles, one can take some small joy in knowing that you invested in a company that not only has reserves, but has finally figured out how to turn these into a marketable product and will soon be making money in the short term, and in the long run will be making money that even Oppenheimer will come to realize is too good to pass up. That's my opinion of course, and I've said it here before, i.e., that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
The price of GPGI shares will rise (permanently) when the checks from refiners start rolling in. Until then, buy on weakness and sell on strength. According to Dennis, we should be getting out first checks from Sabin in 6 weeks or so. After then, the MM's will not be able to pick up these cheap shares any more.
Regards,
Jeff |
