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Posted On: 07/14/2017 11:15:26 AM
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I only mean that Mr. Heddle doesn't volunteer information but if you ask some good questions such as why no customers have ever wanted to buy a processor, you can get information out of him dodging the question.
You could ask him what reason customers give for not wanting a processor or why he doesn't want to run the processor at PTOI's own plant. Ask him to describe the value proposition of a processor. All of those questions would be great starting points.
Are you actually going to try to meet with Mr. Heddle?? If you decide to try to meet him, are you opposed to asking any questions like that?
Personally I doubt Mr. Heddle will meet with any past investors to discuss the prospects...although he must have met with the people who loaned PTOI $600k last year so he's probably open to talking to new potential investors.
You could ask him what reason customers give for not wanting a processor or why he doesn't want to run the processor at PTOI's own plant. Ask him to describe the value proposition of a processor. All of those questions would be great starting points.
Are you actually going to try to meet with Mr. Heddle?? If you decide to try to meet him, are you opposed to asking any questions like that?
Personally I doubt Mr. Heddle will meet with any past investors to discuss the prospects...although he must have met with the people who loaned PTOI $600k last year so he's probably open to talking to new potential investors.
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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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