To: whenitgoesup who wrote (112 ) 5/5/2006 4:57:53 PM From: Crabbe Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 133 I intend to buy greenshift on a dip, as a longer term hold. I expect a dip soon as today is the day that the oil companies had set to convert from MTBE to Ethanol, and this short term crisis will go away. But, if you prefer volatility and can time you buys and sells properly I think Inseq and Veridium are better. For example Veridium hit a low of .0262 on 3/28, Greenshift was at it's low on 3/30 at .124. They hit highs: Greenshift .414 on 4/24, Veridium hit .32 on 4/17 fell as low as .185 on 4/24 and rose back to .308 on 4/25 and back to a low of .165 yesterday 5/4. Gain from Veridium. .0262 to .32 was 1221% if you had perfect timing. A 333.8% gain. Had you timed both dips and highs perfect you could have turned $1,000 into $20,238 in just a little less than a month. Inseq had similar but in between action low .0011 on 4/7, and high of .0091 on 4/17 for a 827% gain. As I am a lousy timer on when to sell, I will prefer Greenshift though the gains will be a lot less than if I could time them. In short I love the Oil Extraction System business model, I love the CO2 sequestering Technology, and I love where the tornado Generator technology is going. I find no guarantee that Greenshift will leave them with Veridium now that it is not a Holding Company but an active company. I feel it is safer to align myself with KK (Kevin Kriesler) rather than holding the bag as he dilutes my stock. I am investing in IESV INTREPID TECHNOLOGY, an Idaho company convertting Cow S__t into methane in commercial quantities. Methane is now very near a low on the NYMEX it will rise this fall for sure if not before. r