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Posted On: 01/02/2018 2:36:33 PM
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Happy New Year to you too, Faustus.
You're absolutely right that I do make guesses based on what I see...with the notable exception of some arithmetic on scrap plastic vs. the market price of virtually any petroleum-based fuel--which gives strong evidence that any mechanism or process to convert plastic into fuel will be uneconomical.
That math dictates that PTOI and any other fraud-heavy company will likely see perpetual delays and will keep putting out new carrots for its investors to chase around and around the calendar. Once you see the big picture that almost a decade has passed and PTOI has found no way to put any processor into useful service, you will start to see what's going on.
The 'fleecing' happens when shareholders lose money because the company pumped up its shares by lying about the capabilities of their technology. Mr. Heddle is riding Mr. Bordynuik's coat tails about the grandiose claims of the processor and he's not updating investors with the real numbers. When Mr. Heddle conspired with Mr. Bordynuik to say that the 'flagship' processor was nearing full production...and then stayed silent for six months about supposed freeze damage which apparently disabled PTOI's entire operations, that was the equivalent of Mr. Heddle screaming from the rooftops that he was a dishonest man who shouldn't be trusted by anyone. Anyone who purchased shares because of Mr. Heddle's previous misrepresentations, lost money.
In the meantime, Mr. Heddle might be warming up to sing about progress on his latest sham story. Hold onto your shares--you might do well in the short term if he gets any traction.
You're absolutely right that I do make guesses based on what I see...with the notable exception of some arithmetic on scrap plastic vs. the market price of virtually any petroleum-based fuel--which gives strong evidence that any mechanism or process to convert plastic into fuel will be uneconomical.
That math dictates that PTOI and any other fraud-heavy company will likely see perpetual delays and will keep putting out new carrots for its investors to chase around and around the calendar. Once you see the big picture that almost a decade has passed and PTOI has found no way to put any processor into useful service, you will start to see what's going on.
The 'fleecing' happens when shareholders lose money because the company pumped up its shares by lying about the capabilities of their technology. Mr. Heddle is riding Mr. Bordynuik's coat tails about the grandiose claims of the processor and he's not updating investors with the real numbers. When Mr. Heddle conspired with Mr. Bordynuik to say that the 'flagship' processor was nearing full production...and then stayed silent for six months about supposed freeze damage which apparently disabled PTOI's entire operations, that was the equivalent of Mr. Heddle screaming from the rooftops that he was a dishonest man who shouldn't be trusted by anyone. Anyone who purchased shares because of Mr. Heddle's previous misrepresentations, lost money.
In the meantime, Mr. Heddle might be warming up to sing about progress on his latest sham story. Hold onto your shares--you might do well in the short term if he gets any traction.
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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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