Sometimes people voice their opinion that an investment is bad...because the investment is actually bad. They're not "bashers" trying to drive down the stock. If you feel their opinion is incorrect, point out why.
I wrote an article about PTOI over five years ago which was completely factual...and my opinion that investors would continue to see delays and excuses into perpetuity was spot on. Nobody refuted any fact except some questioned whether my response from RockTenn was accurately interpreted. Those who simply complained that the article wasn't positive toward PTOI...find themselves now holding a $0.04 stock which they could have sold at $1.40 had they listened rather than launching a war against those who had negative opinions toward PTOI.
Today, even the most optimistic investors, including you, don't want to pay $0.05 for the stock, much less $7 or $50. I don't think the jury is out as to whether PTOI has been a bad investment. If you believe the negative sentiment belies the incredible value you believe PTOI has, gobble up those shares as fast as you can instead of blaming others. The excuse the longs always give that they simply can't afford any more shares, is ludicrous. PTOI's thousand plus longs working jobs and buying shares with their paychecks could easily overwhelm PTOI's microscopic trading volume. However, my guess is most of your fellow longs would dump their shares on your head if you bid the price up to $0.15.
If you haven't figured out that PTOI is a bad investment after years of PTOI's failure upon failure despite supposedly having a revolutionary technology that spits out value whenever the processor is turned on...then you should probably continue to hold and stay optimistic while continuing to blame bashers and short sellers for the company's continuing failure.
Good luck.
I wrote an article about PTOI over five years ago which was completely factual...and my opinion that investors would continue to see delays and excuses into perpetuity was spot on. Nobody refuted any fact except some questioned whether my response from RockTenn was accurately interpreted. Those who simply complained that the article wasn't positive toward PTOI...find themselves now holding a $0.04 stock which they could have sold at $1.40 had they listened rather than launching a war against those who had negative opinions toward PTOI.
Today, even the most optimistic investors, including you, don't want to pay $0.05 for the stock, much less $7 or $50. I don't think the jury is out as to whether PTOI has been a bad investment. If you believe the negative sentiment belies the incredible value you believe PTOI has, gobble up those shares as fast as you can instead of blaming others. The excuse the longs always give that they simply can't afford any more shares, is ludicrous. PTOI's thousand plus longs working jobs and buying shares with their paychecks could easily overwhelm PTOI's microscopic trading volume. However, my guess is most of your fellow longs would dump their shares on your head if you bid the price up to $0.15.
If you haven't figured out that PTOI is a bad investment after years of PTOI's failure upon failure despite supposedly having a revolutionary technology that spits out value whenever the processor is turned on...then you should probably continue to hold and stay optimistic while continuing to blame bashers and short sellers for the company's continuing failure.
Good luck.
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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.
