"You would think Rick would have raised money at $

"You would think Rick would have raised money at $0.50 a share to fix the machine and keep it going not at $0.0161."

Mr. Heddle did raise money from private investors, independent of the money he personally put in and subsequently extracted. From the half a million dollars raised in Feb/Mar 2014 when the processors were shut down/broken while Mr. Heddle didn't disclose...to the $600k raised in a debt offering in Aug 2016.

None of that money from other investors went toward fixing the supposed freeze damage. The "millions" Mr. Heddle put in to PTOI as a loan...went to paying his own fat salary and for upkeep/payments on the assets securing his loan.

As far as anyone can tell during Mr. Heddle's four years, no money went toward anything related to PTOI's operations other than upkeep on or loan payments on assets securing his loan. Mr. Heddle did very well financially running PTOI...his shareholders didn't.

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.