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Posted On: 07/06/2019 10:37:48 AM
Post# of 43066
A person would have to admit that PTOI looks very clear when viewed through a particular lens--a lens which assumes it's a scam.
- Mr. Heddle refuses to spend money to fix and run the processors.
- In a decade, not one customer has been found willing to buy this revolutionary processor.
- Multiple deals simply fell apart and not one customer/partner was willing to make it happen.
- Founder Mr. Bordynuik supposedly had the processor in commercial operations producing $10,000/day above costs ($3,650,000/yr) but decided to take it off line to improve its footprint.
- Mr. Heddle is 'bad at communicating'. Maybe he wants to keep all the good news to himself??
- etc..., etc...
Looking, instead, at PTOI through a lens of an assumption that it's a legitimate company trying to commercialize a plastic-to-oil technology certainly has left investors bewildered over the years at the actions and lack of actions taken. There are only so many one-offs an investor can rationally accept before that's the norm. Investors wanting to stay optimistic either need darker and darker rose-colored glasses or they need to start demanding that the company stay silent so as not to feed the skeptics.
- Mr. Heddle refuses to spend money to fix and run the processors.
- In a decade, not one customer has been found willing to buy this revolutionary processor.
- Multiple deals simply fell apart and not one customer/partner was willing to make it happen.
- Founder Mr. Bordynuik supposedly had the processor in commercial operations producing $10,000/day above costs ($3,650,000/yr) but decided to take it off line to improve its footprint.
- Mr. Heddle is 'bad at communicating'. Maybe he wants to keep all the good news to himself??
- etc..., etc...
Looking, instead, at PTOI through a lens of an assumption that it's a legitimate company trying to commercialize a plastic-to-oil technology certainly has left investors bewildered over the years at the actions and lack of actions taken. There are only so many one-offs an investor can rationally accept before that's the norm. Investors wanting to stay optimistic either need darker and darker rose-colored glasses or they need to start demanding that the company stay silent so as not to feed the skeptics.
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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.
