Posted On: 08/01/2015 3:52:58 PM
Post# of 43066
That is just plain silly! Invisible enemies manipulating a thinly traded POS for a few hundred dollars a day in trades aren't required to explain the obvious.
If Heddle had sold just one single processor to any one of the customers he claimed were lined up and waiting to buy two years ago, PTOI would have skyrocketed instead of losing 83.5% of its value.
If Heddle had managed to raise the small amount of money needed to fix his broken processors from outside qualified investors, PTOI would have skyrocketed.
Even if Heddle had just been honest with investors, and not hidden the fact for six months that the processors were sitting idle because he couldn't scrape together the pennies to fix them, the stock would have skyrocketed. The market would have taken that as a signal that the new CEO isn't a crook bent on screwing investors like the old CEO.
It's almost as if Heddle is purposely doing all he can to run the company into the ground.
If Heddle had sold just one single processor to any one of the customers he claimed were lined up and waiting to buy two years ago, PTOI would have skyrocketed instead of losing 83.5% of its value.
If Heddle had managed to raise the small amount of money needed to fix his broken processors from outside qualified investors, PTOI would have skyrocketed.
Even if Heddle had just been honest with investors, and not hidden the fact for six months that the processors were sitting idle because he couldn't scrape together the pennies to fix them, the stock would have skyrocketed. The market would have taken that as a signal that the new CEO isn't a crook bent on screwing investors like the old CEO.
It's almost as if Heddle is purposely doing all he can to run the company into the ground.
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