"I also find it beyond telling that no basher has had much of anything to say about the master agreement!!! The worst they can say at this moment is to drag up past events and harp on the current share price and the fact that a "sale" hasn't happened yet!"
You're definitely right. There's nothing wrong with the current master agreement. Maybe the timelines are really long but it's fine. The master agreement isn't a problem.
Likewise you're also right that 'bashers' can only bring up the continuous past failures while shareholders can point to PTOI's bright future. When a deal doesn't come to fruition, there's always the next one. It's a continuous cycle.
So how can 'bashers' and shareholders break this cycle?? The easy way would be for Mr. Heddle to let everyone know how well the processor actually produces results. However Mr. Heddle stays tight-lipped on that subject despite the supposed benefits so we always have to play the game of "Is Mr. Heddle dishonest or just plain stupid??" If there was a benefit, investors would come rushing in so it's clear to me why Mr. Heddle uses suggestion rather than fact.
So with Mr. Heddle liking the status quo, PTOI keeps putting out deals to imply that the processor has value, bashers keep pointing out the constant failures and investors keep chasing new carrots around the calendar.
The game of these scams is to hold up some worthless technology, like PTOI and its processor, as having value to lure in investors while the technology itself somehow never makes it into useful service. I suppose that doesn't have to be PTOI's investors in this round if Mr. Curtis can drum up new investors...but the result will be the same--investors' money vanishes, mostly into compensation, and the company always says it needs more money to accomplish its original goal. I suspect eventually Mr. Heddle will convince PTOI's investors to contribute a few more million dollars as well to throw into PTOI's SG&A pit.
PTOI will never fail--these scams never do. PTOI will just keep succeeding until weary investors run out of money or just plain give up.
You're definitely right. There's nothing wrong with the current master agreement. Maybe the timelines are really long but it's fine. The master agreement isn't a problem.
Likewise you're also right that 'bashers' can only bring up the continuous past failures while shareholders can point to PTOI's bright future. When a deal doesn't come to fruition, there's always the next one. It's a continuous cycle.
So how can 'bashers' and shareholders break this cycle?? The easy way would be for Mr. Heddle to let everyone know how well the processor actually produces results. However Mr. Heddle stays tight-lipped on that subject despite the supposed benefits so we always have to play the game of "Is Mr. Heddle dishonest or just plain stupid??" If there was a benefit, investors would come rushing in so it's clear to me why Mr. Heddle uses suggestion rather than fact.
So with Mr. Heddle liking the status quo, PTOI keeps putting out deals to imply that the processor has value, bashers keep pointing out the constant failures and investors keep chasing new carrots around the calendar.
The game of these scams is to hold up some worthless technology, like PTOI and its processor, as having value to lure in investors while the technology itself somehow never makes it into useful service. I suppose that doesn't have to be PTOI's investors in this round if Mr. Curtis can drum up new investors...but the result will be the same--investors' money vanishes, mostly into compensation, and the company always says it needs more money to accomplish its original goal. I suspect eventually Mr. Heddle will convince PTOI's investors to contribute a few more million dollars as well to throw into PTOI's SG&A pit.
PTOI will never fail--these scams never do. PTOI will just keep succeeding until weary investors run out of money or just plain give up.
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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.
