Pee Pee - It should come as no surprise to anyone
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Posted On: 09/14/2016 10:57:02 AM
Re: PaperProphet #33268
Pee Pee -
It should come as no surprise to anyone here, or anywhere else, that you never miss an opportunity to promote yourself as being the premier soothsayer of stock message boards everywhere - congratulations on achieving another pinnacle of narcissism.
Your emphasis is misguided - licensing of the technology has been discussed by the company for years.
It is not difficult at all to understand that a company conserving cash would focus on licensing of the technology. But full marks for including a baseball analogy, which is in full swing. (and why does leftfield always get such a bad rap?)
From the company website:
Converting Waste Plastic to Ultra-Clean, Ultra-Low Sulphur Fuel
That looks like purpose to me.....
This statement is egregiously ignorant, even for you. Isn't it the job of every CEO to do everything in his or her power to monetize any asset of the company? In many ways, Heddle's style over the last three years has probably served to discourage investors, not keep their interest high. But he has funded the company with his money, and continues to keep the doors open.
BTW:
That bet is currently worth $12,857.13 - a 28% return in 6 months, had you taken my advice back then. Not too shabby - have you bought and sold shares of PTOI in the last year? Could've doubled your money.....
How's the "lossy mattress" performing?
It should come as no surprise to anyone here, or anywhere else, that you never miss an opportunity to promote yourself as being the premier soothsayer of stock message boards everywhere - congratulations on achieving another pinnacle of narcissism.
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...and now just a few months after I said that...Mr. Heddle sharply shifted PTOI's business plan to licensing. You can guess why.
Your emphasis is misguided - licensing of the technology has been discussed by the company for years.
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Don't be fooled by Mr. Heddle saying, "The primary focus of the business continues to be the license of the company's Plastic2Oil technology ...." This "primary focus" on licensing is brand new and came out of left field.
It is not difficult at all to understand that a company conserving cash would focus on licensing of the technology. But full marks for including a baseball analogy, which is in full swing. (and why does leftfield always get such a bad rap?)
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The bottom line is that the technology must have some worthwhile purpose or no business plan will work.
From the company website:
Converting Waste Plastic to Ultra-Clean, Ultra-Low Sulphur Fuel
That looks like purpose to me.....
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Mr. Heddle pretending to search around for just the right business plan to make this supposedly disruptive technology worthwhile is ridiculous. He's only trying to mix things up to keep investor interest high.
This statement is egregiously ignorant, even for you. Isn't it the job of every CEO to do everything in his or her power to monetize any asset of the company? In many ways, Heddle's style over the last three years has probably served to discourage investors, not keep their interest high. But he has funded the company with his money, and continues to keep the doors open.
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Well - I'll place a hypothetical bet for you, PP. $10,000 on PTOI @ .035, 3/8/16.
285,714 shares (we'll assume your broker owed you one)
Congrats - and good luck.
That bet is currently worth $12,857.13 - a 28% return in 6 months, had you taken my advice back then. Not too shabby - have you bought and sold shares of PTOI in the last year? Could've doubled your money.....
How's the "lossy mattress" performing?
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