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You missed the gist of my post. Your account is a black box to me and I don't know anything about what goes inside...but I can figure out that you're losing money on PTOI. It was an analogy.
Likewise, I don't need to know what goes on inside the black box of PTOI. I can see the cost of the plastics required and the value of even the highest value petroleum fuel. I can see that precludes any potential for adding value even in the complete continued vacuum of information from PTOI.
A little slam on you but you're unable to put that together and that's why you're continuing to stay invested in PTOI. You can poo poo me all you want and try to claim that since I don't know what goes on inside PTOI, I can't possibly make an assessment. I can and I showed you exactly how. I'll also point out that your assessment is based on the misleading statements of a swindler and you don't require any evidence whatsoever from the company to make you believe PTOI has a value-adding process.
Somehow PTOI still passes the smell test for the remaining shareholders here. That's odd psychology. A consummate liar states unequivocally that he's cracked the code for pyrolysis and can make pyrolysis not only profitable, but profitable to the tune of 90% gross margins...yet he can't prove it or won't prove it after six years and runs into *six years* worth of delays. He ran a penny stock and committed accounting fraud. Somehow that passes the smell test?? Ask your friends if they think you're a savvy investor.