"Your time is gonna come." As much as you and o
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Posted On: 02/07/2015 6:44:49 PM
"Your time is gonna come."
As much as you and other posters want to pick a fight, I don't want to.
If I can leave some more advice, discuss PTOI openly and honestly--nothing said here will affect PTOI anyway. The only thing that can happen is that a discussion will make you consider the company's prospects from a different angle and if that leads to you reaffirming your belief, at least you considered it.
The common theme here when I ask a question like, "Why doesn't PTOI simply disclose their run tickets as promised in 2009/2010 and the cost of the plastic to produce those run tickets?"...is that all pro-PTOI posters here vanish or get defensive. Not one answer--ever.
It's not like I can use that question as a trap. There's no way to trap anyone if they answer or discuss openly and honestly. It's only when people are dishonest that their answers start conflicting reality and they become "trapped." Case in point would be Mr. Bordynuik with the media credits. He initially copped basically that he was simply stupid and trusted others too much...until the SEC disclosed that he was advised by his financial council that he was improperly booking the media credits and that he conspired with an auditor to have the auditor sign off on the fake valuation. It was Mr. Bordynuik's web of lies that trapped him.
On the flip side, Mr. Bordynuik was stuck because there was no way to properly swindle people without misrepresenting his process or trumping up the value of worthless assets. Investors wouldn't have given him one dime if he had honestly represented what he really had...and then today he wouldn't be driving around in a Hummer.
As much as you and other posters want to pick a fight, I don't want to.
If I can leave some more advice, discuss PTOI openly and honestly--nothing said here will affect PTOI anyway. The only thing that can happen is that a discussion will make you consider the company's prospects from a different angle and if that leads to you reaffirming your belief, at least you considered it.
The common theme here when I ask a question like, "Why doesn't PTOI simply disclose their run tickets as promised in 2009/2010 and the cost of the plastic to produce those run tickets?"...is that all pro-PTOI posters here vanish or get defensive. Not one answer--ever.
It's not like I can use that question as a trap. There's no way to trap anyone if they answer or discuss openly and honestly. It's only when people are dishonest that their answers start conflicting reality and they become "trapped." Case in point would be Mr. Bordynuik with the media credits. He initially copped basically that he was simply stupid and trusted others too much...until the SEC disclosed that he was advised by his financial council that he was improperly booking the media credits and that he conspired with an auditor to have the auditor sign off on the fake valuation. It was Mr. Bordynuik's web of lies that trapped him.
On the flip side, Mr. Bordynuik was stuck because there was no way to properly swindle people without misrepresenting his process or trumping up the value of worthless assets. Investors wouldn't have given him one dime if he had honestly represented what he really had...and then today he wouldn't be driving around in a Hummer.
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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.