Posted On: 04/19/2016 1:44:28 PM
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Re: Commando911 #32551
"Current questions really is... does P2O's CEO by have the 3 qualities every *successful* public company SURVIVOR has?"
The much, much better question would be, "Does PTOI's 'technology' work as Mr. Bordynuik represented years ago, that it uses pyrolysis of plastic to make diesel and a crude oil equivalent for under $10/bbl??"
There's a reason why PTOI is tight-lipped about the performance metrics of its flagship (not to mention the previous ones) which was collecting data two and half years ago, a reason why unnamed customers supposedly wanting 30+ processors decided they didn't want to buy even one, a reason why PTOI doesn't run the processors themselves to make all of this supposed money and a reason why, in over two years, Mr. Heddle didn't want to put any money toward repairing the freeze-damaged condensers despite the relatively small price tag. It's only circumstantial evidence that PTOI's pyrolysis isn't any better than regular pyrolysis...but there sure is a lot of that evidence.
I think you're right, Commando911, I think Mr. Heddle will exit. I'm sure even long-time investors realize that Mr. Bordynuik is highly dishonest...but he can sure pump a stock and that's exactly what investors want right now. Investors seem to want to be fleeced again as a group because each thinks they will individually come out ahead.
As far as your statement that deals take time...there's always an actual non-time obstacle and investors should press Mr. Heddle for answers on what obstacles remain before an actual sale can be realized and a timeline for when those obstacle(s) will be overcome. Right now the reason seems to be that nobody wants to buy a processor...which once again says investors should press Mr. Heddle for any evidence that there's any sort of a value proposition which could even remotely convince a potential customer to buy/lease a processor or even ship plastic to PTOI's facility.
The much, much better question would be, "Does PTOI's 'technology' work as Mr. Bordynuik represented years ago, that it uses pyrolysis of plastic to make diesel and a crude oil equivalent for under $10/bbl??"
There's a reason why PTOI is tight-lipped about the performance metrics of its flagship (not to mention the previous ones) which was collecting data two and half years ago, a reason why unnamed customers supposedly wanting 30+ processors decided they didn't want to buy even one, a reason why PTOI doesn't run the processors themselves to make all of this supposed money and a reason why, in over two years, Mr. Heddle didn't want to put any money toward repairing the freeze-damaged condensers despite the relatively small price tag. It's only circumstantial evidence that PTOI's pyrolysis isn't any better than regular pyrolysis...but there sure is a lot of that evidence.
I think you're right, Commando911, I think Mr. Heddle will exit. I'm sure even long-time investors realize that Mr. Bordynuik is highly dishonest...but he can sure pump a stock and that's exactly what investors want right now. Investors seem to want to be fleeced again as a group because each thinks they will individually come out ahead.
As far as your statement that deals take time...there's always an actual non-time obstacle and investors should press Mr. Heddle for answers on what obstacles remain before an actual sale can be realized and a timeline for when those obstacle(s) will be overcome. Right now the reason seems to be that nobody wants to buy a processor...which once again says investors should press Mr. Heddle for any evidence that there's any sort of a value proposition which could even remotely convince a potential customer to buy/lease a processor or even ship plastic to PTOI's facility.
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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.
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