Martyrdom?! I haven't lost anything with PTOI. I
Post# of 43066
Posted On: 09/19/2016 11:40:48 AM
Martyrdom?! I haven't lost anything with PTOI. I'm just watching.
As far as supporting my claims of Mr. Heddle committing fraud by withholding material information three years ago, you can see in Nov 2013 when Mr. Heddle announced that the flagship processor was going strong and increasing production...then in the very next press release (seven months later), Mr. Heddle said that the plant had been damaged due to the cold weather in the fourth quarter of 2013 and that it had been shut down ever since.
For at least six months investors thought the flagship was still increasing production or already in full production. They had no idea that operations had entirely ceased. If you think the plant outage wasn't material information or don't think that withholding that information constituted fraud then that's your opinion.
As far as notifying the SEC...as I said previously, I don't think another SEC lawsuit is in anyone's interest. The SEC would spend more than the $200k PTOI received from investors this year. As it is, some posters are still blaming the SEC for crippling PTOI, years after the securities fraud lawsuit...even though in reality, founder Mr. Bordynuik probably spent more time finding a crooked auditor than he spent in court dealing with the aftermath of his fraud.
There's something different about your posts vs other posts, Gandalf, can I ask if you know Mr. Heddle and/or Mr. Bordynuik personally?
As far as supporting my claims of Mr. Heddle committing fraud by withholding material information three years ago, you can see in Nov 2013 when Mr. Heddle announced that the flagship processor was going strong and increasing production...then in the very next press release (seven months later), Mr. Heddle said that the plant had been damaged due to the cold weather in the fourth quarter of 2013 and that it had been shut down ever since.
For at least six months investors thought the flagship was still increasing production or already in full production. They had no idea that operations had entirely ceased. If you think the plant outage wasn't material information or don't think that withholding that information constituted fraud then that's your opinion.
As far as notifying the SEC...as I said previously, I don't think another SEC lawsuit is in anyone's interest. The SEC would spend more than the $200k PTOI received from investors this year. As it is, some posters are still blaming the SEC for crippling PTOI, years after the securities fraud lawsuit...even though in reality, founder Mr. Bordynuik probably spent more time finding a crooked auditor than he spent in court dealing with the aftermath of his fraud.
There's something different about your posts vs other posts, Gandalf, can I ask if you know Mr. Heddle and/or Mr. Bordynuik personally?
(1)
(0)Plastic2Oil, Inc. (PTOI) Stock Research Links
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.