It's amazing how those people were once predicting
Post# of 43066
Posted On: 06/23/2014 2:57:37 PM
Re: PaperProphet #9849
It's amazing how those people were once predicting a PPS of $40.00 and uplisting to a major exchange *before* end of 2012.
Now those same people are saying that in 2014, a PPS of TEN CENTS, a DOWN-LISTING to the PINK sheets, and the company sitting idle because their unpatentable technology is broken, after +$60,000,000.00 spent, is just what they always expected.
More than that, they are always screeching about how "pleased" they are with this wonderful "progress", as if to overcompensate in the silliest possible way for their angst.
As if anyone would have invested a single penny if Bordynuik had tried to raise money on a plan like this:
" I know nothing about pyrolysis, and have no management experience. Heck, I've never even worked for a public or private company before, because I've always been a low-level civil servant, the "tech support guy" in a government office building since I dropped out of college.
I want you to trust me with your money to develop some pyrolysis technology to compete in a field in which the best minds have yet to develop a profitable business.
It might take me 10 years and $100,000,000.00 to get there, and in the end I might be able to squeak out some kind of meager profit only if a miracle occurs."
Now those same people are saying that in 2014, a PPS of TEN CENTS, a DOWN-LISTING to the PINK sheets, and the company sitting idle because their unpatentable technology is broken, after +$60,000,000.00 spent, is just what they always expected.
More than that, they are always screeching about how "pleased" they are with this wonderful "progress", as if to overcompensate in the silliest possible way for their angst.
As if anyone would have invested a single penny if Bordynuik had tried to raise money on a plan like this:
" I know nothing about pyrolysis, and have no management experience. Heck, I've never even worked for a public or private company before, because I've always been a low-level civil servant, the "tech support guy" in a government office building since I dropped out of college.
I want you to trust me with your money to develop some pyrolysis technology to compete in a field in which the best minds have yet to develop a profitable business.
It might take me 10 years and $100,000,000.00 to get there, and in the end I might be able to squeak out some kind of meager profit only if a miracle occurs."
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