"lol .. this is why *most* folks diversify includi
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Posted On: 07/07/2015 11:06:34 AM
"lol .. this is why *most* folks diversify including myself"
My guess is that average downers usually end up with 1/3 to 1/2 of their money or even more in the stock--that's probably where most PTOI investors sit today. The lure of ever cheaper shares makes investors turn their brokerage accounts into a lottery ticket.
"P2O's key has always been *outlasting*..."
Which apparently is a good substitute for results.
"...and PTOI's enviable SS (share structure) "
I'll point out to others who might believe you, that a share structure is a share structure. A company's ownership is split, 100%, among its shareholders. If you think the market cap is "enviable", that's one thing...but share structure is what it is and shouldn't make anyone swoon.
Let me ask you this and, if you answer, please answer with a short, clear answer. How is it that you, as a shareholder, aren't bothered at all that PTOI doesn't disclose how well the process actually produces results? That's the first question anyone should ask before any investment, "What do you have and how well does it work?...i.e. what's your value proposition?" No long has ever answered that question so I won't be surprised if you don't either but it would be interesting to hear at least one long's take on that.
If your answer is 'trust' then keep in mind Mr. Heddle is stopping your stock from skyrocketing by not disclosing those supposedly amazing processor results. If your answer is 'business plan shift' then keep in mind that investors still need to know how well the process produces results in order to make a fair assessment of how the process will be valued by potential customers.
Well, I'm out of posts.
My guess is that average downers usually end up with 1/3 to 1/2 of their money or even more in the stock--that's probably where most PTOI investors sit today. The lure of ever cheaper shares makes investors turn their brokerage accounts into a lottery ticket.
"P2O's key has always been *outlasting*..."
Which apparently is a good substitute for results.
"...and PTOI's enviable SS (share structure) "
I'll point out to others who might believe you, that a share structure is a share structure. A company's ownership is split, 100%, among its shareholders. If you think the market cap is "enviable", that's one thing...but share structure is what it is and shouldn't make anyone swoon.
Let me ask you this and, if you answer, please answer with a short, clear answer. How is it that you, as a shareholder, aren't bothered at all that PTOI doesn't disclose how well the process actually produces results? That's the first question anyone should ask before any investment, "What do you have and how well does it work?...i.e. what's your value proposition?" No long has ever answered that question so I won't be surprised if you don't either but it would be interesting to hear at least one long's take on that.
If your answer is 'trust' then keep in mind Mr. Heddle is stopping your stock from skyrocketing by not disclosing those supposedly amazing processor results. If your answer is 'business plan shift' then keep in mind that investors still need to know how well the process produces results in order to make a fair assessment of how the process will be valued by potential customers.
Well, I'm out of posts.
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