Just sent this to GRCU investor relations; if ther
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Posted On: 03/25/2015 12:20:40 PM
Just sent this to GRCU investor relations; if there is such a department:
I'm a Sr. Mechanical Engineer who has consulted for over 50 US manufacturers. I've been trading and investing in OTC related companies for over ten years. Many GRCU shareholders are concerned about the current decrease in shareholder value. GRCU business reputation and it's stock is under attack. If the pending merger, reduction in share structure, or increased revenue doesn't happen sooner than later then GRCU's PPS could see .000X's. I responded to another experienced OTC shareholder with the following:
It's either an extreme case of arrogance or GRCU management is implying an OTC business can become successful with a few products sold on a few websites. They better not be thinking they have "all the time in the world"!
What they don't seem to realize is that time is not on their side or they have one hell of a hand their not showing their attackers. Element of surprise is the best way to beat the shorts or these attackers that think they are in control for an indefinite amount of time. On the other hand these "professional" groups can permanently take over if given enough time. They could be backed with enough money to cause much interference. These groups might be working for the GRCU competition. They could be working directly for the competitor company or are going long on their stock while manipulating much of the competition so the buyers are lured to their stock. GRCU management might not realize how deep the OTC corruption and manipulation can go due to their ignorance and/or their obvious distraction from the daily business operations. GRCU can easily be put out of business and sent to the greys if they take too long to execute their plan.
Some of this groups actions might be deemed illegal or tortious interference but without GRCU stepping in with a defensive posture; they will struggle while they continue to spin their arrogant wheels and go nowhere. In my opinion that is our biggest risk as shareholders.
There is a solution and that can be communicated if GRCU is humble enough to listen to many on this board or maybe an SEC attorney who knows how to level the OTC playing field. This so-called up list better have a share reduction attached to it. Especially if the BOD expected their sales and the equivalent EPS to be higher than it currently is. Their plan for higher sales might have been based solely on quality and word of mouth and without advertising or marketing costs. They have implied otherwise by stating they want to advertise but their complete lack of advertising and less than stellar attempts at public awareness is staggering and shows otherwise.
I'm a Sr. Mechanical Engineer who has consulted for over 50 US manufacturers. I've been trading and investing in OTC related companies for over ten years. Many GRCU shareholders are concerned about the current decrease in shareholder value. GRCU business reputation and it's stock is under attack. If the pending merger, reduction in share structure, or increased revenue doesn't happen sooner than later then GRCU's PPS could see .000X's. I responded to another experienced OTC shareholder with the following:
It's either an extreme case of arrogance or GRCU management is implying an OTC business can become successful with a few products sold on a few websites. They better not be thinking they have "all the time in the world"!
What they don't seem to realize is that time is not on their side or they have one hell of a hand their not showing their attackers. Element of surprise is the best way to beat the shorts or these attackers that think they are in control for an indefinite amount of time. On the other hand these "professional" groups can permanently take over if given enough time. They could be backed with enough money to cause much interference. These groups might be working for the GRCU competition. They could be working directly for the competitor company or are going long on their stock while manipulating much of the competition so the buyers are lured to their stock. GRCU management might not realize how deep the OTC corruption and manipulation can go due to their ignorance and/or their obvious distraction from the daily business operations. GRCU can easily be put out of business and sent to the greys if they take too long to execute their plan.
Some of this groups actions might be deemed illegal or tortious interference but without GRCU stepping in with a defensive posture; they will struggle while they continue to spin their arrogant wheels and go nowhere. In my opinion that is our biggest risk as shareholders.
There is a solution and that can be communicated if GRCU is humble enough to listen to many on this board or maybe an SEC attorney who knows how to level the OTC playing field. This so-called up list better have a share reduction attached to it. Especially if the BOD expected their sales and the equivalent EPS to be higher than it currently is. Their plan for higher sales might have been based solely on quality and word of mouth and without advertising or marketing costs. They have implied otherwise by stating they want to advertise but their complete lack of advertising and less than stellar attempts at public awareness is staggering and shows otherwise.
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