It caught me by surprise that you called the $7 share price ridiculous. Per Mr. Bordynuik's statements of 109 bbl/day of $10 oil worth WTI-$3 and 2,500 sites planned in a few years out from 2009, that comes to around $9 billion in net income. Many posters made spreadsheets ( "price matrices" ) early on based on Mr. Bordynuik's statements showing very large numbers. $7 was actually super-cheap based on what PTOI told investors.

So you must believe Mr. Bordynuik was either lying or coo coo for Cocoa Puffs...but you must still believe he had some credibility. There really isn't a correction factor multiplier to turn a fake number into a real number and PTOI hasn't provided any new numbers despite years of testing.

As far as your statement that selling machines is at the top of the pecking order, previously the priority was running the machines. Certainly four to five years ago Mr. Heddle was heralded by a number of shareholders here as being brilliant for changing the business plan to selling machines because money would roll in much more quickly...but revenues are zero year after year. It seems clear that Mr. Heddle isn't running the processors because they're not worthwhile to run.