Thank you for the civil response. The aspect ab
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Posted On: 02/22/2015 5:39:34 PM
Thank you for the civil response.
The aspect about short time intervals at PTOI is that PTOI has been a six year long string of carrots. There will always be just one more time interval needed. In just the latest business plan shift, it has been over eighteen months since Mr. Heddle announced that processor sales would be pursued. That's enough time for a small team to meet with every single producer of several tons/day of plastic in the world.
If there was any transparency at all, Mr. Heddle would have given an update on why sales were taking so long, even a year ago. Are they able to find customers who fit the profile needed?? Are potential customers balking at the price tag?? Are potential customers unable to see the value a processor could add?? If customers can't see the value then can Mr. Heddle explain, with evidence, the value proposition of a processor at all??
With the lack of transparency, PTOI will make excuses forever and a person has to wonder why they're not shouting the value proposition from the rooftops to let investors know they have a good technology, rather than continually asking investors to hold on for just a few more quarters. There is obviously a roadblock so why can't investors know what that roadblock is??
I do understand that sometimes trust is needed, but Mr. Heddle hasn't done anything to earn anyone's trust. In fact just with saying he would give mid-quarter updates and then not doing so, he's shown he's not a man of his word.
The aspect about short time intervals at PTOI is that PTOI has been a six year long string of carrots. There will always be just one more time interval needed. In just the latest business plan shift, it has been over eighteen months since Mr. Heddle announced that processor sales would be pursued. That's enough time for a small team to meet with every single producer of several tons/day of plastic in the world.
If there was any transparency at all, Mr. Heddle would have given an update on why sales were taking so long, even a year ago. Are they able to find customers who fit the profile needed?? Are potential customers balking at the price tag?? Are potential customers unable to see the value a processor could add?? If customers can't see the value then can Mr. Heddle explain, with evidence, the value proposition of a processor at all??
With the lack of transparency, PTOI will make excuses forever and a person has to wonder why they're not shouting the value proposition from the rooftops to let investors know they have a good technology, rather than continually asking investors to hold on for just a few more quarters. There is obviously a roadblock so why can't investors know what that roadblock is??
I do understand that sometimes trust is needed, but Mr. Heddle hasn't done anything to earn anyone's trust. In fact just with saying he would give mid-quarter updates and then not doing so, he's shown he's not a man of his word.
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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.