If PTOI's share price was really hammered down to
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As far as the theory of Mr. Heddle wanting to take over PTOI...he already has complete autonomy. He could have pushed to complete PTOI's 2009 joint venture with his Heddle marine if he felt there was value. He could do a joint venture with himself right now where he reaps all the benefits if he saw value. There are any number of ways to cut investors out of potential profits. The thought that he would wait for years biding his time and forgoing massive profits for some convoluted way to to steal the technology, which he could have already taken at any time, is ludicrous.
Not even PTOI founder, Mr. Bordynuik, cared to have any economic benefit from PTOI's process and Mr. Bordynuik was intimately familiar with how well his processors provided value...or didn't. He dumped shares as soon as he was able and gave himself super-voting shares...he was much more interested in controlling investor money than in benefiting from any potential success of the processor.
Theories about manipulation and about Mr. Heddle wanting to steal the technology don't hold water. There is, however, one theory which makes perfect sense and investors would be surprised at how well the past eight years fall into place under that theory....