Mr. Heddle has been communicating deals which inva

Mr. Heddle has been communicating deals which invariably fall apart. I wouldn't consider that communication as a reason to invest in PTOI.

What investors don't hear is *why* those deals keep falling apart, what reason customers keep giving for not wanting to buy this 'revolutionary' technology, and why PTOI itself doesn't even want to run the processors. Those latter answers would be a great proxy for the answer as to whether the processor has any value whatsoever...which is another topic which Mr. Heddle avoids like the plague.

Ideally what investors need to hear is how well the processor can convert something of a lower value to something of a higher value. Perpetually announcing new deals a way to avoid the topic of value while simultaneously being a misleading way to try to convince investors that investors needn't worry about the value of the technology--after all, would PTOI even be seeking customers if the technology wasn't worthwhile??...the answer to that depends on whether you believe Mr. Heddle is honest or just trying to mislead investors.

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.