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Posted On: 01/04/2019 9:08:21 PM
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If you're a long, please share your tidbit which keeps you believing in PTOI.
If it's that Mr. Heddle also runs a legitimate business, keep in mind that even Mr. Bordynuik held down an honest job before he started PTOI. Swindlers are often regular people who are dishonest. Whatever trait you see in Mr. Heddle that makes you think he's an honest man, doesn't jive with his lying (by omission) about the processors.
If it's that he loaned money to PTOI...keep in mind that he controlled where that money went. We know a lot of it went to SG&A but none of it added any value to PTOI. Despite the millions he invested and pulled in from other sources, he was dead set against fixing the processors. Was he merely being stupid...or does he know something about the processors which many investors don't even suspect??
Think it through. Yes PTOI is only about a penny...but is it the best place to park your money??
And if the reason you believe is because skeptics keep bringing up negatives...then, in your theory, how do us skeptics know that PTOI is the 'real deal' such that we can actually validate PTOI's processor by 'bashing' it?? Did Mr. Heddle show all the skeptics the cost/price of processor runs and us evil skeptics decided we would rather bash than go long and make millions??
It's interesting to see how swindlers can keep investors chasing the carrot around and around and around the calendar. Even after a decade, some investors still haven't caught on to the tricks PTOI is playing.
If it's that Mr. Heddle also runs a legitimate business, keep in mind that even Mr. Bordynuik held down an honest job before he started PTOI. Swindlers are often regular people who are dishonest. Whatever trait you see in Mr. Heddle that makes you think he's an honest man, doesn't jive with his lying (by omission) about the processors.
If it's that he loaned money to PTOI...keep in mind that he controlled where that money went. We know a lot of it went to SG&A but none of it added any value to PTOI. Despite the millions he invested and pulled in from other sources, he was dead set against fixing the processors. Was he merely being stupid...or does he know something about the processors which many investors don't even suspect??
Think it through. Yes PTOI is only about a penny...but is it the best place to park your money??
And if the reason you believe is because skeptics keep bringing up negatives...then, in your theory, how do us skeptics know that PTOI is the 'real deal' such that we can actually validate PTOI's processor by 'bashing' it?? Did Mr. Heddle show all the skeptics the cost/price of processor runs and us evil skeptics decided we would rather bash than go long and make millions??
It's interesting to see how swindlers can keep investors chasing the carrot around and around and around the calendar. Even after a decade, some investors still haven't caught on to the tricks PTOI is playing.
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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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