"The math simply comes down to the cost of the inp
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Posted On: 09/05/2014 11:31:08 AM
Re: techisbest #13252
"The math simply comes down to the cost of the inputs to the process vs the selling price of the output."
That's exactly it.
And I know we disagree on the following point, but I believe that if the process added value (e.g. if the output is worth more than the input) then there would be multiple paths to profitability. On the other hand, if the output isn't worth more than the input then there are zero paths to profitability. In the latter, the only thing left is to tell shareholders that a search is underway to find the magical combination. Other than Mr. Bordynuik's initial lies about a cost of $10/bbl and an output price of near $100/bbl, the company insiders have given no data to shareholders.
That's exactly it.
And I know we disagree on the following point, but I believe that if the process added value (e.g. if the output is worth more than the input) then there would be multiple paths to profitability. On the other hand, if the output isn't worth more than the input then there are zero paths to profitability. In the latter, the only thing left is to tell shareholders that a search is underway to find the magical combination. Other than Mr. Bordynuik's initial lies about a cost of $10/bbl and an output price of near $100/bbl, the company insiders have given no data to shareholders.
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