The stated need by PTOI is $175k to $200k to get t
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Posted On: 08/14/2014 5:31:43 PM
The stated need by PTOI is $175k to $200k to get the plant back up and running so it doesn't stay dead in the water.
If any of you fervent average-downers are accredited (over $1M in liquid assets or earning over $200k/year), I am absolutely certain you can negotiate with Mr. Bordynuik and Mr. Heddle for $100k or $200k worth of restricted shares at $0.05/share. It would be an easy way to average down with an extra 2 million or 4 million shares at $0.05 and give PTOI the money they said they need to continue. It doesn't hurt to ask.
Although they both have plenty of money, neither Mr. Bordynuik nor Mr. Heddle are dumb enough to buy restricted shares in PTOI at any price, even if that means the company will continue to be dead--but that doesn't mean an average-downer wouldn't benefit if the goal is to accumulate shares at a lower price.
If any of you fervent average-downers are accredited (over $1M in liquid assets or earning over $200k/year), I am absolutely certain you can negotiate with Mr. Bordynuik and Mr. Heddle for $100k or $200k worth of restricted shares at $0.05/share. It would be an easy way to average down with an extra 2 million or 4 million shares at $0.05 and give PTOI the money they said they need to continue. It doesn't hurt to ask.
Although they both have plenty of money, neither Mr. Bordynuik nor Mr. Heddle are dumb enough to buy restricted shares in PTOI at any price, even if that means the company will continue to be dead--but that doesn't mean an average-downer wouldn't benefit if the goal is to accumulate shares at a lower price.
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