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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: SG who wrote (14215)6/15/2011 1:46:10 AM
From: d:oug  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14226
 
Nope. I'm still using the schizoid method, to sell when the price paints a picture of the Earth raising on the moonscape, else never sell as it approaches zero.

The few weeks prior to the reverse split 5:1 of GPGI to BORK there was an unlimited supply, it seemed as i bought loads, of GPGI for a BORK share at 12 cents. Seems everyone thought that the BORK would fall lower than 12 cents just like all the other times a reverse split was done.

Which confused me since all those other times for a reverse split the companies did so under conditions of being in poor shape prior to the split, and remained in the same poor condition after the split.

Here it was to change into the same poor Global with an added new company having a product out of the research & development phase into the production mode for a revenue stream.

The GPGI gold from water still was worth near zero, like the 2 cents prior to split and after split, so yes each 2 cents times five did fall back to 2 cents as reflected in the worth of the Global part after split..

But as the GPGI part of BORK did record a lost like all those other splits for companies that remained the same, the BORK part was a no-brainer for me as being a gift that added great value for near zero cost.

Ya'up, i sold a tiny small fraction of BORK to reclaim all investments into GPGI prior to split. Now hold a very big number of BORKs waiting to take me where i can watch the Earth become a view like a moon.

:) Doug