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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc V.GRB

Alternate Symbol(s):  GEBRF

Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc., formerly Greenbriar Capital Corp., is a developer of entry-level sustainable housing, renewable energy, green technologies and sustainable investment projects. It is primarily involved in the acquisition and development of wind and solar energy farms in the United States and renewable energy projects in Canada. It is focused on its three primary projects... see more

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Post by JefffCEO on Apr 14, 2021 11:32am

Sam Rothstein

Sam ... I receive no salary from either GRB or PWR.
 
I have never received a Salary from GRB in over 12 years and nothing from PWR since taking  
 
over the company in 2013.
 
Nice try rationalizing why your CEO sold out 3 million shares at 12 cents.
 
A Rollback is the only way BUZZ can survive, so go back to pumping and dumping.
 
Facts and reality you do not have any to offer ...

PS.  My shareholders also know that I have loaned GRB millions over the years and never converted to shares for debt ever, especially when the shares were around 50 cents.

You also mentioned the stock was 48 cents in 2012 but failed to mention it was 3.00+ for most of 2013 when I was buying.

This is one of 100 reasons why I have a huge following and your companies are pump and dumps.

 
Comment by SamRothstein on Apr 14, 2021 11:50am
Jeff, I did not fail to mention that your stock at times was a lot higher than $.48.  The problem is that a lot of your shareholders did buy when it was higher.   You might have bought some at higher prices too, but you got all the initial shares at much lower prices.  Vast majorty of your shareholders did not have that luxury, and most of your shareholders are currently ...more  
Comment by JefffCEO on Apr 14, 2021 12:08pm
Your wrong again Sam.  IPO was at 10 cents and I was limited to 2% of the IPO per CPC rules. Nice try.   You need to back to your parole officer
Comment by SamRothstein on Apr 14, 2021 12:18pm
Jeff, exactly how dumb do you think the people that read these posts are?  You want to talk about the fact you were only able to get 2% of the IPO at 10 cents and pretend that you and your friends and family didn't make out like a bandit?  Please stop insulting out intelligence.   It would also be a lot more becoming for a person in your station (or anyone in any station ...more  
Comment by SamRothstein on Apr 14, 2021 12:11pm
Jeff, maybe you didn't need a salary after your first company got bought out. There are not many people that have that luxury.  I'm not trying to rationalize anything.  Cohen sold shares because he has a family and expenses like most people, and he earned zero salary between Nov.2019 and Dec.20.  Even after selling those shares he is still by far the largest shareholder ...more  
Comment by JefffCEO on Apr 14, 2021 12:19pm
Me selling WND for $420 Million cash was not a luxury.  It was 10 years of very hard and honest work that the companies you pump and dump are not capable of doing.   Any CEO selling 3 million shares at 12 cents per share is letting the market and his shareholders know the company is way overpriced, that there is no upside, and he is not aligned with his shareholders.  And if he was ...more  
Comment by SamRothstein on Apr 14, 2021 12:36pm
Jeff,  the luxury of not taking a salary stemmed from your ealier windfall.  How you received that windfall was not in dispute nor was it being characterized in any way.     It is however completely incorrect and extremely misleading to say that any CEO that sells shares is saying that they are overpriced at that level.  There are many reasons why insiders sell stock ...more  
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