Posted elsewhere by an anonymous poster: "Seriously... Heddle could PR that The process has been recently patented in Canada, under final review in the States, and is currently being considered by a number of companies both in Canada and the States...and that very well might be enough to put a choke hold on these nasty manipulators."

So that poster says he wants the CEO to put out a press release saying that a number of companies are considering PTOI's process. Given the randomness, the poster doesn't appear to care whether or not that statement is true but feels the story could manipulate investors into buying and therefore destroy all the phantom PTOI manipulators he believes exist.

I think the CEO's veracity is already a big question mark and the jury is out on whether there was any validity at all to the numerous customers which were announced in the past as having interest. Maybe wishing that the CEO would continue to put out questionable stories isn't in anyone's best interest. If investors think about it, I doubt they're happy about being told years ago that the process could make crude oil and diesel for under $10/bbl and that the process was already running. Don't be like Anonymous. Think about whether it's better to have an honest CEO or a dishonest CEO. Investors should really be hoping that the CEO suddenly becomes transparent and lays everything out on the table for them to see.