I'm not unreasonable--I would certainly change my
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Posted On: 02/07/2015 4:14:30 PM
I'm not unreasonable--I would certainly change my tune if there was any evidence of value creation from PTOI's pyrolysis process. I can see scrap plastic prices preclude any remote possibility of profit, let alone 90% gross margins. If you could, alternatively, show me some math where PTOI's process actually creates value, I would listen. Oh, but that might mean you would have to get actual evidence from the company...and since the company isn't talking and you refuse to ask the company, that won't ever happen.
I'm curious, Golfgod, why you don't see the big picture even though you run a business. Let's say hypothetically that you had a unique machining process which cut the cost of your business' inventory to half the cost, allowing you to beat the pants off your competitors. If for some reason you were unable to make a profit despite that advantage after six years because of constant bad luck/other and if you had a potential buyer now evaluating your business, would you be open about your proprietary process and detail the the actual results of your process to the buyer...or would you only suggest you had a "great process" and hope the buyer gave you a premium based on your suggestions even when the price he's offering indicates he doesn't trust you anymore?
If the former, why do you think PTOI isn't screaming from the rooftops about what exactly goes into the processor and what exactly comes out?? Do Mr. Bordynuik and Mr. Heddle want to see shareholders suffer through these 'low' prices?? Why wouldn't PTOI just say, "We fed X into the processor which we procured from company Y at a cost of $Z and our process turned that into A, which we sold to company B for a total price of $C" so investors everywhere could see how great PTOI really is?? Why is PTOI hiding the or shy about disclosing the greatness which you believe it has??
I'm curious, Golfgod, why you don't see the big picture even though you run a business. Let's say hypothetically that you had a unique machining process which cut the cost of your business' inventory to half the cost, allowing you to beat the pants off your competitors. If for some reason you were unable to make a profit despite that advantage after six years because of constant bad luck/other and if you had a potential buyer now evaluating your business, would you be open about your proprietary process and detail the the actual results of your process to the buyer...or would you only suggest you had a "great process" and hope the buyer gave you a premium based on your suggestions even when the price he's offering indicates he doesn't trust you anymore?
If the former, why do you think PTOI isn't screaming from the rooftops about what exactly goes into the processor and what exactly comes out?? Do Mr. Bordynuik and Mr. Heddle want to see shareholders suffer through these 'low' prices?? Why wouldn't PTOI just say, "We fed X into the processor which we procured from company Y at a cost of $Z and our process turned that into A, which we sold to company B for a total price of $C" so investors everywhere could see how great PTOI really is?? Why is PTOI hiding the or shy about disclosing the greatness which you believe it has??
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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.