So that's the equivalent of me asking if you want
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Posted On: 04/28/2014 6:56:26 AM
So that's the equivalent of me asking if you want to know the meaning of life and then saying, "Go to Google...and search the internet. The answer is in there, trust me."
Which one of my questions are you and Stocker11 trying to answer? The one which gives evidence that the plastic is turned into something more valuable or the one which asks what obstacles still stand in the way of processor #2 and #3 going into profitable full production?
The first was certainly never answered...and for the second question, you and Stocker11 are probably confusing the latest excuse for non-production for an answer to what obstacles still stand in the way of processor #2 and #3 going into full production. You can see the difference. You might not remember, but a new excuse is given by the company for almost every quarter. The excuses range from feedstock getting left in the rain to bad feedstock to being shutdown to assemble new plants to shutdown to obtain a permit for higher rates, etc.... It's a never-ending stream of new delays. Mr. Bordynuik even prides himself on never duplicating his mistakes. ("With regard to feedstock issues, we’ve yet to make the same mistake twice, and we pride ourselves on that." )
The latest excuse given in December's transcript was a combination of bad feedstock (" the Company had significant volumes of unacceptable feedstock that was procured at higher prices." ) and logistics ("With Processor 3 coming online and fuel production increasing to all-time highs for the Company, we encountered growing pains in our logistics department, loading/unloading, and customer demand issues." ) Yes, you heard right...even though recently they disclosed that much less was produced than in previous quarters, they're having more problems with logistics because of the all-time high fuel production.
So is there anything which shows the feedstock is converted to something more valuable...and is there any answer as to what roadblocks still stand in the way of profitable full production?? The answer is a resounding "No." Your and Stocker11's assertion, that the answers are somehow in the confines of that transcript, is way out in left field.
Which one of my questions are you and Stocker11 trying to answer? The one which gives evidence that the plastic is turned into something more valuable or the one which asks what obstacles still stand in the way of processor #2 and #3 going into profitable full production?
The first was certainly never answered...and for the second question, you and Stocker11 are probably confusing the latest excuse for non-production for an answer to what obstacles still stand in the way of processor #2 and #3 going into full production. You can see the difference. You might not remember, but a new excuse is given by the company for almost every quarter. The excuses range from feedstock getting left in the rain to bad feedstock to being shutdown to assemble new plants to shutdown to obtain a permit for higher rates, etc.... It's a never-ending stream of new delays. Mr. Bordynuik even prides himself on never duplicating his mistakes. ("With regard to feedstock issues, we’ve yet to make the same mistake twice, and we pride ourselves on that." )
The latest excuse given in December's transcript was a combination of bad feedstock (" the Company had significant volumes of unacceptable feedstock that was procured at higher prices." ) and logistics ("With Processor 3 coming online and fuel production increasing to all-time highs for the Company, we encountered growing pains in our logistics department, loading/unloading, and customer demand issues." ) Yes, you heard right...even though recently they disclosed that much less was produced than in previous quarters, they're having more problems with logistics because of the all-time high fuel production.
So is there anything which shows the feedstock is converted to something more valuable...and is there any answer as to what roadblocks still stand in the way of profitable full production?? The answer is a resounding "No." Your and Stocker11's assertion, that the answers are somehow in the confines of that transcript, is way out in left field.
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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.