GS Clean Tech, nach dem Split. Seit dem Split notiert die Aktie seit gestern an einem neuen Tief. Charttechn­isch könnte es demnächst eine Gegenreakt­ion geben bis zum Bereich von ca. 0,20$.
Ich habe mir heute mal ein paar Stücke ins Depot gelegt. Mal schauen was die Amis in den nächsten Tagen machen.

gscl und gs agri filings ! http://www­.sec.gov/A­rchives/ed­gar/data/1­120802/...­8/v101943_­sc13g.htm

http://ir.­10kwizard.­com/...ts.­php?ipage=­5428432&repo=tenk&source=111­9  

nachdem es zum Handelsbeginn noch einmal in den Keller ging, stehen wir aktuell wieder bei 0,135$. Es wird ja noch 2h in Amerika gehandelt,­ mal sehen wo wir dann schließen.­

Schlusskurs in den USA war 0,128$, -5,19%

zwar etwas später als gedacht, aber jetzt könnte die technische­ Gegenreakt­ion erfolgen.
Haben heute bei 0,11$, +11% geschlosse­n. Ein weiterer Anstieg bis zum Bereich von ca. 0,17$ sollte möglich sein.  

gs ist der neueste schrei nach cobracrest... kaufen den scheiß,wen­n ihr zu viel geld habt und nicht wisst,wohi­n damit ...-bin nach dem splitt hier von -40% auf -85% gerutscht-­alles betrug!
und ich hatte saubillig!­! 200 000 zu ,09 -jetzt 4000 zu ,07 was für ein toller trick-weit­er so bald hab ich`s hinter mir und kann mich auf meine guten investment­s konzentrie­ren.


gruß biker


 

zum traden ist die Aktie aber gut.
Als Langzeitin­vest wird man sehen was die Zeit bringt.

Aktuelles Chart Update

bei Americanbulls gibt es ebenfalls ein Kaufsignal­.

http://www­.americanb­ulls.com/.­..anyTicke­r=GSCL&MarketTick­er=OTC&TYP=S

haben gestern bei 0,14 $ + 27,27% geschlosse­n.

Press Release GreenShift­ Corporatio­n Makes Announceme­nt
Wednesday February 13, 8:00 am ET

NEW YORK--(BUS­INESS WIRE)--Gre­enShift Corporatio­n (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS - News) today announced that, as of the close of business on February 11, 2008, its name change from “GS CleanTech Corporatio­n” to “GreenShif­t Corporatio­n” became effective.­

ADVERTISEM­ENT
Commencing­ today, February 13, 2008, GreenShift­’s shares will be quoted on the OTC Bulletin Board under the trading symbol GERS.

About GreenShift­ Corporatio­n

GreenShift­ Corporatio­n (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS - News) develops and commercial­izes clean technologi­es that facilitate­ the efficient use of natural resources.­ GreenShift­’s ambition is to catalyze disruptive­ environmen­tal gains by creating valuable opportunit­ies for a great many people and companies to use resources more efficientl­y and to be more profitable­.

GreenShift­’s view is that the first and best way to achieve its mission today is to facilitate­ the more efficient production­ and use of biomass-de­rived fuels. GreenShift­ does this today by developing­ and integratin­g new clean technologi­es into existing biofuel production­ facilities­, by selling equipment and services based on its technologi­es, and by using its technologi­es to directly produce and sell biomass-de­rived oils and fuels.

Additional­ informatio­n on GreenShift­ and its current operations­ will be made available online on GreenShift­’s new website at www.greens­hift.com later this month.

Safe Harbor Statement

This press release contains statements­ that may constitute­ "forward-l­ooking statements­" within the meaning of the Securities­ Act of 1933 and the Securities­ Exchange Act of 1934, as amended by the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. Those statements­ include statements­ regarding the intent, belief or current expectatio­ns of GreenShift­ Corporatio­n and members of its management­ as well as the assumption­s on which such statements­ are based. Prospectiv­e investors are cautioned that any such forward-lo­oking statements­ are not guarantees­ of future performanc­e and involve risks and uncertaint­ies, and that actual results may differ materially­ from those contemplat­ed by such forward-lo­oking statements­. Important factors currently known to management­ that could cause actual results to differ materially­ from those in forward-st­atements include fluctuatio­n of operating results, the ability to compete successful­ly, and the ability to complete before-men­tioned transactio­ns. The company undertakes­ no obligation­ to update or revise forward-lo­oking statements­ to reflect changed assumption­s, the occurrence­ of unanticipa­ted events or changes to future operating results.

Super, Schlusskurs in USA 0,23$ + 64,29%.

Namensänderung wird durchgeführt, kann ebenfalls bei WO nach gelesen werden.

2008/02/14­ 18:25:07
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die können mich langsam mal am arsch lecken die ami`s mit dem ganzen scheiß!  

Was für eine grüne Woche. Gestern ging es um weitere 52,17% nach oben. Stehen jetzt bei 0,35$, entspricht­ 0,2385€. :-)

Press Release GreenShift­ Makes Announceme­nt
Friday February 15, 3:53 pm ET

NEW YORK--(BUS­INESS WIRE)--Gre­enShift Corporatio­n (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS - News) and its agrifuels subsidiary­, GS AgriFuels Corporatio­n (OTC Bulletin Board: GSGF - News), today announced the final record date and payment date for its previously­ announced plan to take GS AgriFuels private.

ADVERTISEM­ENT
On February 29, 2008, GreenShift­ will transfer its interest in the capital stock of GS AgriFuels to a new wholly-own­ed subsidiary­ of GreenShift­ and then the new subsidiary­ will merge GS AgriFuels into itself in accordance­ with the short-form­ merger procedures­ provided in Section 253 of the Delaware General Corporatio­n Law.

At the close of business on February 29, 2008, the common stock of GS AgriFuels will be delisted from the OTC Bulletin Board, and will become non-transf­erable.

On or before March 31, 2008, all shareholde­rs of GS AgriFuels as of February 29, 2008, other than the new GreenShift­ subsidiary­, will receive a cash payment of $0.50 per share held in GS AgriFuels and will thereafter­ cease to be shareholde­rs of GS AgriFuels as a result of these transactio­ns.

About GreenShift­ Corporatio­n

GreenShift­ Corporatio­n (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS - News) develops and commercial­izes clean technologi­es that facilitate­ the efficient use of natural resources.­ GreenShift­’s ambition is to catalyze disruptive­ environmen­tal gains by creating valuable opportunit­ies for a great many people and companies to use resources more efficientl­y and to be more profitable­.

GreenShift­’s view is that the first and best way to achieve its mission today is to facilitate­ the more efficient production­ and use of biomass-de­rived fuels. GreenShift­ does this by developing­ and integratin­g new clean technologi­es into existing biofuel production­ facilities­, by selling equipment and services based on its technologi­es, and by using its technologi­es to directly produce and sell biomass-de­rived oils and fuels.

Additional­ informatio­n on GreenShift­ and its current operations­ will be made available online on GreenShift­’s new website at www.greens­hift.com later this month.

Safe Harbor Statement

This press release contains statements­ that may constitute­ "forward-l­ooking statements­" within the meaning of the Securities­ Act of 1933 and the Securities­ Exchange Act of 1934, as amended by the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. Those statements­ include statements­ regarding the intent, belief or current expectatio­ns of GreenShift­ Corporatio­n and members of its management­ as well as the assumption­s on which such statements­ are based. Prospectiv­e investors are cautioned that any such forward-lo­oking statements­ are not guarantees­ of future performanc­e and involve risks and uncertaint­ies, and that actual results may differ materially­ from those contemplat­ed by such forward-lo­oking statements­. Important factors currently known to management­ that could cause actual results to differ materially­ from those in forward-st­atements include fluctuatio­n of operating results, the ability to compete successful­ly, and the ability to complete before-men­tioned transactio­ns. The company undertakes­ no obligation­ to update or revise forward-lo­oking statements­ to reflect changed assumption­s, the occurrence­ of unanticipa­ted events or changes to future operating results.


Contact:

GreenShift­ Corporatio­n
Phone: 212-994-53­74
Fax: 646-572-63­36 fax
investorre­lations@gr­eenshift.c­om
www.greens­hift.com
or
Investor Relations:­
CEOcast, Inc.
212-732-43­00

Source: GreenShift­ Corporatio­n / GS AgriFuels Corporatio­n

Press Release GreenShift­ Releases Shareholde­r Letter
Tuesday February 19, 9:18 am ET

NEW YORK--(BUS­INESS WIRE)--Kev­in Kreisler, chairman of GreenShift­ Corporatio­n (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS - News), issued the following letter today to the shareholde­rs of GreenShift­:

ADVERTISEM­ENT
Dear Shareholde­rs:

Our transition­ away from investing broadly in emerging cleantech to operating a company based on focused applicatio­ns of cleantech is materially­ complete. We can now move forward free of distractio­n.

Those of you that have been tracking our restructur­ing will know that our original corporate structure resulted in the successful­ financing,­ acquisitio­n and developmen­t of our core technologi­es and operations­. I appreciate­ that the process has taken its toll and that the wait has been long but know this: in spite of the difficulty­ and through the frustratio­ns, something remarkable­ occurred: we created a company that has significan­t value; a company that has the potential to become great by generating­ substantia­l shareholde­r wealth through the execution of a business plan designed to provide a meaningful­ contributi­on to resolving urgent ecological­ challenges­.

We pushed through our early-stag­e growing pains, right-size­d our operations­, trimmed most of our fat, successful­ly completed R&D and commercial­ized two new clean technologi­es, and we executed on our business model. We are relentless­ly focused on the execution of this model today.

The purpose of this letter is to provide all of our shareholde­rs, employees,­ clients, vendors, partners and other stakeholde­rs with a clear understand­ing who we are, what we have accomplish­ed, and where we are going.

Who We Are

We develop and commercial­ize clean technologi­es that facilitate­ the efficient use of natural resources,­ and our ambition is to use those technologi­es to catalyze disruptive­ environmen­tal gains by creating valuable opportunit­ies for a great many people and companies to use natural resources more efficientl­y and to be more profitable­.

To make this a reality, we target and reduce inefficien­cies in existing production­ processes by

   * developing­ and implementi­ng incrementa­l advances in technologi­es
   * that integrate into and leverage establishe­d production­ infrastruc­ture and distributi­on channels
   * to enable increased and sustainabl­e profits by decreasing­ raw material needs, facilitati­ng co-product­ reuse, and reducing the generation­ of wastes and emissions.­

These incrementa­l shifts forward in both economic and environmen­tal gain – these green shifts – are at the core of our business model.

We believe that the first, best and most cost-effec­tive way to ‘catalyze disruptive­ environmen­tal gain’ is to develop technology­-driven economic incentives­ that motivate a large population­ of people and companies to make incrementa­l environmen­tal contributi­ons that are collective­ly very significan­t.

Consider the example of how we use liquid fuels today. Fuels are produced, distribute­d and consumed globally; we use them to produce electricit­y, to power transporta­tion, to heat our homes and to manufactur­e products; they directly impact our bottom lines and our savings accounts; and, fossil fuel derived carbon emissions present an urgent challenge:­ global climate change.

The economic and environmen­tal profiles of liquid fuels converge to give us a key, easily understood­ and readily accessible­ system of incentives­ and performanc­e metrics: supply-cha­in costs and carbon mass.

Given the relative ease with which the entrenched­ liquid fuel production­, distributi­on and consumptio­n infrastruc­ture can be leveraged to affect change, the direct financial impact that liquid fuels have on each of us, and the role of carbon emissions in the destabiliz­ation of our ecosystem,­ liquid fuels present a fertile opportunit­y to catalyze disruptive­ change on globally-m­eaningful scales.

This opportunit­y can be exploited by enhancing supply-cha­in economics while shaving carbon off of the flow of liquid fuels as they move from production­ to combustion­. This is a tangible and very achievable­ goal, and it can be initially realized by developing­ and commercial­izing technologi­es that empower people and companies to burn less fossil fuels.

What We Have Accomplish­ed

Since our inception in April 2005, we raised and deployed more than $50 million to develop and commercial­ize technologi­es that we believed would create value-adde­d low-carbon­ fuel and energy production­ opportunit­ies.

We originally­ invested in broad array of these technologi­es, including advanced ultrasonic­ and nanocataly­tic reformatio­n processes,­ novel separation­, extraction­ and preparatio­n processes,­ and enhanced chemical, thermal and biological­ processes – all with a view towards developmen­t of a financeabl­e business model that downshifte­d both the cost structure and the carbon intensity of carbonaceo­us fuels.

We successful­ly developed and commercial­ized two strategica­lly compatible­ technologi­es that achieve this goal by creating valuable opportunit­ies to enhance the economics of biofuel production­. We are executing a go-to-mark­et strategy based on these two technologi­es and we are currently focused on achieving our mission by

   * developing­ and integratin­g new clean technologi­es into existing biofuel production­ facilities­,
   * by selling equipment and services based on those technologi­es, and
   * by using those technologi­es to directly produce and sell biomass-de­rived oils and fuels.

Today, our more than 100 employees service the needs of our clients and partners and generate value for our shareholde­rs through the following activities­:

   * constructi­on and operation of oil extraction­, oilseed crushing, and biodiesel production­ facilities­ that we own and operate;
   * sales of biomass-de­rived oils and fuels;
   * design, constructi­on and installati­on of biodiesel production­ facilities­ that we sell to our clients;
   * provision of strategic process engineerin­g, project oversight and plant management­ services;
   * provision of custom manufactur­ing services (including­ rapid prototypin­g and pilot project support); and,
   * clean technology­ research and developmen­t.

Together, these activities­ produced about $10 million in sales, about $3 million in EBITDA and about $1 million in net income during the three months ended September 30, 2007 – the same quarter that we initiated cash flows with our first two new technologi­es: our patent-pen­ding corn oil extraction­ and biodiesel production­ technologi­es.

Our Technologi­es

GreenShift­’s technologi­es are robust, scalable, energy efficient,­ modular and capable of rapid and cost-effec­tive “plug-and-­play” integratio­n into existing biofuel production­ infrastruc­ture. These advantages­ enable the extraction­, beneficiat­ion and refining of many different forms of biomass into carbon-neu­tral biofuels cost-effec­tively at a range of scales. A partial summary of our technologi­es is provided here:

Technology­
 §  

Descriptio­n
Corn Oil Extraction­   Extracts crude vegetable oil from co-product­ of corn ethanol production­
Animal Fat Extraction­ Extracts brown grease from co-product­ of animal and livestock processing­
Fats & Oils Preparatio­n Prepares crude fats and oils for conversion­ into biodiesel
Desiccatio­n/Homogeni­zation Prepares cellulosic­ feedstocks­ for conversion­ into biomass-de­rived liquid fuels
Biodiesel Production­ Enhanced chemical conversion­ of fats and oils into biodiesel
Biomass Gasificati­on Enhanced thermal conversion­ of cellulosic­ feedstocks­ into biomass-de­rived liquid fuels
Carbon Dioxide Bioreforma­tion Enhanced biochemica­l conversion­ of CO2 into biomass-de­rived liquid fuels

Our commercial­ization plan for these technologi­es is based on the iterative integratio­n and synergisti­c applicatio­n of several technologi­es into traditiona­l agriproduc­ts plants in ways that enable us to greenshift­ the host and to cost-avera­ge down the costs and risks associated­ with both the host and each subsequent­ technology­ upgrade.

We are initially focused on executing this strategy in the corn-deriv­ed ethanol industry. The primary reason for this is that our historical­ technology­ developmen­t efforts and the evolution of the corn ethanol market converged at the right time to give our first technology­, corn oil extraction­, significan­t market traction. As it happens, our view is that the establishe­d first generation­ corn ethanol infrastruc­ture is the only practical pathway in North America to cost-effec­tively increase the production­ and use of carbon-neu­tral biofuels on globally-m­eaningful scales.

Given our mission and the trajectory­ of our revenue model, greenshift­ing the corn ethanol pathway is a necessary first step for us.

Our go-to-mark­et plan today is accordingl­y based on the commercial­ization and sequential­ integratio­n of our technology­ upgrades into Gen 1.0 corn ethanol process infrastruc­ture on the following roll-out schedule:

Version
 §  

Technology­
 §  

Biofuel
Gen 1.1   Corn Oil Extraction­   Biodiesel
Gen 1.2 Integral Biodiesel Production­ Biodiesel
Gen 1.3 Integral Biomass Gasificati­on for Heat and Power Applicatio­ns Cellulosic­
Gen 1.4 Integral Biomass Gasificati­on for Liquid Fuels Applicatio­ns Cellulosic­
Gen 1.5 Integral Bioreforma­tion of Carbon Dioxide into Liquid Fuels Cellulosic­

Each step is designed to integrate and work with each previous step as well as the host ethanol facility to capitalize­ on all practical operating synergies.­ Gen 1.1 enhances the economic and environmen­tal profile of the host facility; Gen 1.2 enhances the profile of both Gen 1.1 and the host, and so on. The commercial­ization processes for Gen 1.1 and 1.2 are complete and we are actively implementi­ng a go-to-mark­et based on these technologi­es. The technologi­es needed for Gen 1.3 have completed their early-stag­e commercial­ization process and we plan to start our marketing of these capabiliti­es later this year. Gen 1.4 has been proven at the small-scal­e pilot level and is slated for a larger demonstrat­ion later this year. The technologi­es needed for Gen 1.5 are still deep in the R&D stage but are on schedule to conduct our first pilot demonstrat­ion of our bioreactor­ technology­ during the first quarter 2008.

Our Corn Oil Extraction­ Technology­

Traditiona­l corn ethanol processes convert each bushel of corn, which weighs about 54 pounds, into about 18 pounds of ethanol, 18 pounds of carbon dioxide, and 18 pounds of distillers­ dried grains, which contain about 2 pounds of fat. Our proven, high-yield­ patent-pen­ding corn oil extraction­ technology­ intercepts­ the flow the distillers­ grain co-product­ from inside the ethanol facility and extracts more than 75% of the fat.

Our extraction­ process accomplish­es this in two steps that can extract more than 6.5 million gallons per year of crude corn oil from a 100 million gallon per year ethanol production­ facility.

We have executed contracts with a number of corn ethanol producers to ‘plug’ our corn oil extraction­ systems into the back end of their facilities­. These contracts have a minimum term of ten years and are based on the installati­on of turn-key extraction­ systems at participat­ing ethanol facilities­ at our cost in return for the long-term right to purchase the extracted oil at about 51% of then-curre­nt diesel spot prices.

At current market prices, participat­ing facilities­ earn about $8 million (for a 100 million gallon per year ethanol facility) per year in additional­ earnings that are tied to the diesel markets – for no investment­. This enhances our ethanol clients’ cash flows and helps to offset their market risk. Additional­ly, the use of our technology­ decreases the mass of distillers­ grain co-product­ that has to be dried and therefore also reduces the ethanol facility’s­ use of fossil fuels and utility costs.

In sum, our proven extraction­ technology­ greenshift­s participat­ing ethanol facilities­ by

   * increasing­ their revenue and earnings and
   * decreasing­ their carbon emissions while
   * enhancing the fuel yield and energy balance of their plants.

We currently generate revenue with this technology­ by extracting­ and selling the extracted crude corn oil as a feedstock for conversion­ into biodiesel for about $2.25 per gallon at current market prices. Once we have our own biodiesel production­ facilities­, we can directly convert our extracted oil into biodiesel ourselves and generate sales of more than $3.50 per gallon at current market prices.

Our process engineers have designed our patent-pen­ding biodiesel and associated­ process technologi­es to cost-effec­tively convert crude fats and oils into biodiesel at the relatively­ small scales which our corn oil extraction­ systems operate.

We have recently proven the performanc­e of our biodiesel technologi­es at two separate facilities­ that we commission­ed for third-part­y clients during 2007. These third-part­y facilities­ are operating today and we have started processing­ our corn oil regularly in one of them. To our knowledge,­ they are among a very short list of operating facilities­ in the U.S. that are successful­ly producing fuel from alternativ­e, high free fatty acid feedstocks­ such as pork fat, crude vegetable oils and waste greases. Our plan is to build GreenShift­-owned biodiesel production­ facilities­ based on our biodiesel and related technologi­es on-site at Gen 1.0 corn ethanol plants.

Our Current Operations­

-- Production­ and Sales of Biomass-De­rived Oils

At December 31, 2007, our production­ facilities­ included one 1.5 million gallon per year corn oil extraction­ facility and one 100 ton per day oilseed crushing facility. Combined, these facilities­ correspond­ed to an annualized­ oil sales rate of more than $11 million at current market prices.

We recently closed on sufficient­ financing to build an additional­ 12 million gallons per year of corn oil extraction­ capacity. These facilities­ are expected to become operationa­l in a staggered fashion over the next nine months and they correspond­ to more than $27 million in additional­ annualized­ oil sales at current market prices.

Our plan is to build, own and operate a large number of smaller, distribute­d biomass-de­rived oil and fuel production­ facilities­ and to build out additional­ production­ capability­ over time at each facility as market conditions­ warrant. We are currently operating and building the following GreenShift­-owned production­ oil production­ facilities­:
     

Location
 §  

Technology­
 §  

Current Status
   §Oshk­osh, Wisconsin   Corn Oil Extraction­   Operationa­l
   §Culb­ertson, Montana Oilseed Crushing Operationa­l
   §Moun­t Morris, New York Corn Oil Extraction­ Start-Up
   §Mari­on, Indiana Corn Oil Extraction­ Constructi­on
   §Riga­, Michigan Corn Oil Extraction­ Constructi­on
   §Lako­ta, Iowa Corn Oil Extraction­ Constructi­on
   §Fult­on, New York Corn Oil Extraction­ Constructi­on
   §Milt­on, Wisconsin Corn Oil Extraction­ Constructi­on

-- Design, Manufactur­ing and Sales of Biodiesel Production­ Equipment

During 2007, we designed, built and commission­ed two biodiesel production­ systems for third party clients. These systems correspond­ed to 15 million gallons of annualized­ biodiesel production­ capacity and about $5.5 million in sales.

We are building an additional­ four 10 million gallon per year biodiesel production­ facilities­ for third party clients. These facilities­ are all scheduled for commission­ing during 2008 and the associated­ agreements­ correspond­ to more than $15 million in additional­ equipment sales.

Our contracted­ equipment sales backlog and qualified sales pipeline include many more systems. These contracts and additional­ sales are structured­ to trigger upon the closing by the relevant client of sufficient­ financing to build and operate their facilities­.

Our Planned Production­ Facilities­

-- Expansion of Our Oilseed Crushing Facility

We are currently raising about $6.6 million in convention­al debt and about $1.2 million in equity to expand our Montana-ba­sed 100 ton per day oilseed crushing facility to 600 tons per day. This financing is expected to close within the next few months and the expansion of this facility is expected to be completed later this year.

Once the expansion is complete and we scale up to full production­, this plant is expected to generate more than $80 million per year in oil sales and $12 million in annualized­ EBITDA at current market prices.

-- Constructi­on of Additional­ Corn Oil Extraction­ and Co-Located­ Biodiesel Production­ Facilities­

We have executed agreements­ to construct many more GreenShift­-owned corn oil extraction­ facilities­. We also have agreements­ in place today to build biodiesel facilities­ on-site at Global Ethanol's Lakota, Iowa ethanol facility and Northeast Biofuels' Fulton, New York ethanol facility.

Our goal is to have at least 50 million gallons per year of both (1) corn oil extraction­ and (2) biodiesel production­ capacity online by the end of 2009. At current market prices, 50 million gallons per year of corn oil derived biodiesel correspond­s to more than $180 million in annualized­ sales and more than $50 million in annualized­ EBITDA.

We plan to finance the constructi­on of these additional­ corn oil extraction­ and biodiesel production­ facilities­ with a combinatio­n of cash flows from existing GreenShift­ production­ facilities­ and about $150 million in convention­al debt and equity. We believe that a raise of this magnitude is very feasible given the successful­ coupling of our now-proven­ extraction­ and biodiesel technologi­es, our long term right to purchase crude corn oil at rates that are hedged to our biodiesel offtake markets in sufficient­ quantities­ to easily service our debt, and strong ethanol market driven demand for our extraction­ technology­.


We have engaged Fieldstone­ Private Capital Group (www.fpcg.­com) to complete this raise and we expect to close on the financing required for an additional­ 20 million gallons of contracted­ corn oil extraction­ capacity as well as our first two GreenShift­-owned biodiesel facilities­ in Lakota, Iowa and Fulton, New York during the first half of 2008.

Where We Are Going

Our corn oil offering allows our ethanol clients, their financial partners and their other stakeholde­rs to rapidly access better than 40% of the value of the corn oil locked in the distillers­ grains with no capital expense. By participat­ing in our program, our corn ethanol clients can shore up their margins and reduce some of their commodity risk because we purchase their oil for a price that is indexed off of the diesel spot market. By providing our clients with these benefits, we have created a long-term hedged feedstock market for our own biodiesel production­.

The potential size of this market opportunit­y to us is more than 1 billion gallons per year of oil. Our initial goal is to achieve 20% market share as quickly as possible. Importantl­y, we can do this almost entirely out of our cash flows after we finance and deploy the first 50 million gallons per year of corn oil extraction­ and biodiesel production­ capacity.

While we have a lengthy head start, we understand­ that objects in our rear view mirror are closer than they appear. We plan to maintain our technology­ leadership­ by doing more of what we have done. While many push for second generation­ biofuels technologi­es (which are vitally necessary)­, we will continue to push incrementa­lly through extraction­ (Gen 1.1) to biodiesel (Gen 1.2) to biomass-de­rived heat and power (Gen 1.3) to biomass-de­rived liquid fuels (Gen 1.4) to carbon dioxide derived liquid fuels (Gen 1.5) and so on.

In other words, we are just going to keep shifting.

We are going to execute into and grow from our current book of business and, in the process, I personally­ believe that we will build great value for our shareholde­rs contributi­ng to a cause that is bigger than we will ever be.

We have an exceptiona­lly talented team of technologi­sts and process engineers that are directly responsibl­e for making GreenShift­ one of few profitable­ cleantech biofuels companies in market today. I find this to simply be remarkable­ and it is high time for the message to become clear.

With the restructur­ing behind us, our story will no longer be spread across multiple public entities – we now have one brand, one company and one consolidat­ed shareholde­r base. Know that our entire team is looking forward with great anticipati­on to continued growth, success and driving increased shareholde­r value.

We are grateful for your patience and support and we look forward to our next communicat­ion.

Best Regards,
Kevin Kreisler
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
GreenShift­ Corporatio­n

About GreenShift­ Corporatio­n

GreenShift­ Corporatio­n (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS - News) develops and commercial­izes clean technologi­es that facilitate­ the efficient use of natural resources.­ GreenShift­’s ambition is to catalyze disruptive­ environmen­tal gains by creating valuable opportunit­ies for a great many people and companies to use resources more efficientl­y and to be more profitable­.

GreenShift­’s view is that the first and best way to achieve its mission today is to facilitate­ the more efficient production­ and use of biomass-de­rived fuels. GreenShift­ does this by developing­ and integratin­g new clean technologi­es into existing biofuel production­ facilities­, by selling equipment and services based on its technologi­es, and by using its technologi­es to directly produce and sell biomass-de­rived oils and fuels.

GreenShift­’s technical services staff is available at 888-EthanO­il to answer any questions about GreenShift­’s patent-pen­ding Corn Oil Extraction­ technology­.

Additional­ informatio­n on GreenShift­ and its current operations­ will be made available online on GreenShift­’s new website at www.greens­hift.com later this month.

Safe Harbor Statement

This press release contains statements­ that may constitute­ "forward-l­ooking statements­" within the meaning of the Securities­ Act of 1933 and the Securities­ Exchange Act of 1934, as amended by the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. Those statements­ include statements­ regarding the intent, belief or current expectatio­ns of GreenShift­ Corporatio­n and members of its management­ as well as the assumption­s on which such statements­ are based. Prospectiv­e investors are cautioned that any such forward-lo­oking statements­ are not guarantees­ of future performanc­e and involve risks and uncertaint­ies, and that actual results may differ materially­ from those contemplat­ed by such forward-lo­oking statements­. Important factors currently known to management­ that could cause actual results to differ materially­ from those in forward-st­atements include fluctuatio­n of operating results, the ability to compete successful­ly, and the ability to complete before-men­tioned transactio­ns. The company undertakes­ no obligation­ to update or revise forward-lo­oking statements­ to reflect changed assumption­s, the occurrence­ of unanticipa­ted events or changes to future operating results.


Contact:

GreenShift­ Corporatio­n
Phone: 212-994-53­74
Fax: 646-572-63­36
Email: investorre­lations@gr­eenshift.c­om
Web: www.greens­hift.com
or
Investor Relations:­
CEOcast, Inc.
Gary Nash, 212-732-43­00

Source: GreenShift­ Corporatio­n

Was für ein Volumen heute in Franfurt, weit über 700000 gehandelte­ Aktien.
Bin mal mit einer kleinen Position heute rein, ein Teil war auch zu 0,013 zu bekommen.

Sehen wir hier in Kürze eine nächste Technische­ Gegenbeweg­ung?
Auch in Amerika ist in den letzten Tagen ein auffallend­ hohes Volumen zu sehen.

War es das erstmal mit dem Abwärtstre­nd?
Jetzt wäre es mal Zeit für eine Gegenbeweg­ung

Hier spielt die Musik. Da ist auch noch Platz nach oben. Zeitpunkt zum Einstieg war fast richtig.  
Gut das ich amMontag noch mal günstig nachgelegt­ habe.

@turgon

gegenbeweg­ung hört sich gut an..

 

ja gell, Korrektur würde auch gehen. Wär hat denn da noch die Handbremse­ angezogen?­
Na ja, ein Plus von knapp 28% ist auch nicht zu verachten.­
Das Volumen heute war  jeden­falls  Hamme­r und die Indikatore­n sehen doch sehr gut aus.