Posted On: 04/11/2016 10:44:58 AM
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Another week of 'progress' and 'success' for PTOI.
It's too bad that Mr. Heddle can't communicate the incredible value of PTOI's disruptive technology to potential customers the same way Mr. Bordynuik communicated that value to investors. PTOI relieved investors of $65M but can't extract $2.5M from a potential customer?? Isn't the theory that once one customer buys a processor then the world will see the impressive value unleashed and the processors will start flying off the shelves??
Maybe PTOI should install and operate one processor to show the value...oh wait, they ran out of money at the exact moment they were about to do that and now, out of $65M, PTOI doesn't even have the small amount of money required to re-start the processor.
Maybe when PTOI was flush with cash from new investors, PTOI should have installed a processor at a prominent potential customer site for free and shared the massive profits with that customer. A potential customer would certainly have taken that no-risk deal and everyone would be a massive winner. Oh wait, PTOI tried that with RockTenn...but other than putting out press releases about the deal with their new partner, RockTenn, to lure more investors, PTOI inexplicably didn't want to move forward and install a processor at RockTenn. As usual, "loyal shareholders" didn't get any explanation from PTOI for why the RockTenn deal vanished.
It's too bad that Mr. Heddle can't communicate the incredible value of PTOI's disruptive technology to potential customers the same way Mr. Bordynuik communicated that value to investors. PTOI relieved investors of $65M but can't extract $2.5M from a potential customer?? Isn't the theory that once one customer buys a processor then the world will see the impressive value unleashed and the processors will start flying off the shelves??
Maybe PTOI should install and operate one processor to show the value...oh wait, they ran out of money at the exact moment they were about to do that and now, out of $65M, PTOI doesn't even have the small amount of money required to re-start the processor.
Maybe when PTOI was flush with cash from new investors, PTOI should have installed a processor at a prominent potential customer site for free and shared the massive profits with that customer. A potential customer would certainly have taken that no-risk deal and everyone would be a massive winner. Oh wait, PTOI tried that with RockTenn...but other than putting out press releases about the deal with their new partner, RockTenn, to lure more investors, PTOI inexplicably didn't want to move forward and install a processor at RockTenn. As usual, "loyal shareholders" didn't get any explanation from PTOI for why the RockTenn deal vanished.
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Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product and/or technology even more revolutionary.
