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Posted On: 10/19/2017 10:32:47 AM
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"...and save thousands of unknowing potential investors from certain peril..."
If there's one thing I learned, it's that it's impossible to effectively warn people they're being duped in the stock market. When I wrote my article on PTOI in early 2012, I'm certain the only reason the stock dropped about 20% was because I wrote about the fraud charges against PTOI and its founder. PTOI itself didn't put out any press release or even file an 8-k about the fraud charges despite the very material nature of those charges. PTOI chose to stay silent. I'm certain that without my article, many investors would have been completely unaware of the charges.
Yes, I'm sure Reich Brothers could save their investors a lot of money if they chose to do the math and to forgo the money they would make in the deal. That doesn't seem likely. If I can't convince investors who lost up to 99.6% of their money in PTOI, a company which has gone exactly nowhere in over eight years, that they've invested in an absolutely worthless technology, what chance would I have of convincing investors in a brand new, fresh plastic-to-oil investment where they haven't yet seen the future continuous delays, deception, complete lack of customer acceptance and inexplicable lack of any results??
The same goes for Agilyx, Kior, Cassandra Oil, VADXX and any number of other pyrolysis companies. Agilyx, for example, has Richard Branson backing them--a highly credible and successful person who just couldn't do the math on converting plastic to oil. Who's going to be credible going against him...other than the laws of economics??
If there's one thing I learned, it's that it's impossible to effectively warn people they're being duped in the stock market. When I wrote my article on PTOI in early 2012, I'm certain the only reason the stock dropped about 20% was because I wrote about the fraud charges against PTOI and its founder. PTOI itself didn't put out any press release or even file an 8-k about the fraud charges despite the very material nature of those charges. PTOI chose to stay silent. I'm certain that without my article, many investors would have been completely unaware of the charges.
Yes, I'm sure Reich Brothers could save their investors a lot of money if they chose to do the math and to forgo the money they would make in the deal. That doesn't seem likely. If I can't convince investors who lost up to 99.6% of their money in PTOI, a company which has gone exactly nowhere in over eight years, that they've invested in an absolutely worthless technology, what chance would I have of convincing investors in a brand new, fresh plastic-to-oil investment where they haven't yet seen the future continuous delays, deception, complete lack of customer acceptance and inexplicable lack of any results??
The same goes for Agilyx, Kior, Cassandra Oil, VADXX and any number of other pyrolysis companies. Agilyx, for example, has Richard Branson backing them--a highly credible and successful person who just couldn't do the math on converting plastic to oil. Who's going to be credible going against him...other than the laws of economics??
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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.