When you investors don't see those anticipated processor sales happen before the AGM, which Mr. Heddle said would be at the end of summer, you need to pay attention. Those sales are currently front and center and Mr. Heddle knows exactly that investors need to hear the status of those sales, what steps remain before a sale can be completed and an estimated timeline. It *should* be the first thing out of his mouth. If you don't hear that information, don't be dazzled by more distracting stories of "progress" again. Keep your eye on the ball.

If you ask relevant questions, it should lead to the crux of the issue--has PTOI found any situation at all where what goes into the processor is converted into something of a higher value?? That's not a complex logic problem. It doesn't matter if the process converts waste which costs $50/ton to dispose...into an oil which hypothetically would only cost $30/ton to dispose...that would still be a value-adding process. So far PTOI stays silent on that topic of processor results even though that topic speaks to the very essence of PTOI's value or lack thereof. If you investors truly believe in PTOI, you should press for answers on the processors' value proposition. If you're right and you get answers, your stock will immediately shoot to the moon. Again, Mr. Heddle isn't a stupid man--he knows very well that proving that the process adds value is paramount to PTOI's success. There's a reason he's hiding the truth about how well the process can actually convert anything into anything.