Many of the long timers here believe George wants to dominate the ICE world with his invention. Let's try to keep things in perspective. This is an industry that has been around longer than George. It's like the inventor of cruise control saying he wants to dominate the automobile industry. His invention is an "option" for the industry. Yes, it's a very important option if you need to control emissions and/or use exotic fuels. But, at what cost. What is your return on your investment. Where is third party testing to back up his claims? Where are repeat customers. Who has bought one? Who has stepped up and said, yes it works, I've had one in operation for years and it more than paid for its self? Anyone? After 30 years? Something is wrong with this picture. We know George can build and adapt his "option" to most any engine. My question is . . . Does he want to, or does he want to just continue tinkering in his lab selling exclusive distribution rights for an "option" that has tremendous up side potential. He hasn't demonstrated he is willing to sell his invention to anyone at a price that is profitable for both. For the record, I own 1,300,000 shares. I will never realize a profit regardless of what George does in the future because of what George has done in the past. He has diluted me and every other shareholder to nothing and he continues to do so even though he said he would stop. Sorry, but I don't think anyone will ever find a pony in this room. It's a high price to pay for entertainment. Never take advice from anonymous bloggers. Ernest H Wright
(by the way, why are you guys afraid to revel who you are? Are you doing something illegal, or like me, you really don't want the world to know you were dumb enough to keep pumping good money into this stock)
This may get me banned, but so be it. Enough of the pumping. Some of you are straight talkers and I appreciate that. The truth is, if you buy in today on this stock, you may make a little money in two or three years. Just know this. George will continue to dilute. It's in his business plan. Some of you know this and yet you chose to ignore it. New investors are not aware.