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

To: SG who wrote (14219)	6/16/2011 2:27:42 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

The miracle metal man went to the large established companies that create products using metal and ceramic, trying to get them to acquire his invention, but they all told him to get lost. My take is that it was not the company speaking, but more of front people that had a good thing going job wise and didn't want any change that might disrupt what they had going. As in they would rather continue their own personal job career rather than take a change of introducing a flop on their record, this at the expense of the company having the next best material for growth. But as it turns out this miracle metal man told this story to a news reported that included it in a tv news case, therby most likely the company named will eventually hear what happened and fire that front person. As for Global's gold from water, the process involved a complex process that by chance lent itself to be adapted to make the new metal. Here the miracle metal man was in a Catch 22 lose/lose situation. Since no company would offer support to develope the new metal he had to do it on his own and create a company. But he only had the resources to produce small quantities in his kitchen, thusly not able to produce products for sale. He did rent out the Global equipment to see if it worked, and it did, but he didn't have the money to keep up the rental. So without any money to buy Global's equipment he sold his soul to Global's stockholders in exchange for Global's building and manufacturing capability. If the future holds what i think it will in about 3 - 5 years, the reverse split of 5:1 value wise for what GPGI would deliver without this happening should have been a 10,000:1 split since GPGI would go to zero while the new metal will be used in a manner that many of today's large companies with the ability to do extremely large quantities of output will be pumping out this new metal in many variations of the initial formula. doug