GEV is more liquid than PO3. Consequently, it can't run as hard...

GEV is more liquid than PO3.
Consequently, it can't run as hard as PO3; which is of course a minus. However, it does afford investors easier opportunity to buy and sell; which of course is a positive.
One morning, we'll wake up and there'll be a few million GEV churned and the stock will be a few cents higher. The traders and wood ducks will sell into this strength.
The next day though, there'll be another few million trade at a higher price and the sellers from the day before will be kicking themselves.
By the third day, the punters will realise that it's "game on" but the price won't be anywhere near these levels.
I suggest you look at a chart of LNG, especially the period from the beginning of 2014.
This is the sort of interest MB is capable of generating.
And GEV is a MUCH BETTER fundamental story than LNG.