"Why does Heddle continue to file?" What are yo
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Posted On: 09/02/2018 10:34:46 AM
"Why does Heddle continue to file?"
What are you suggesting...that PTOI wouldnt' be filing if it were a scam?? At what point, in your opinion, do scams stop filing?
"And why u still here is da biggest mystery."
I'm just watching to see how PTOI goes and, as a result, I comment occasionally. It's interesting to me how scams can continue to pull in money over time while investors with heavy losses continue to believe. Currently the CEO is massaging money out of the two directors which he appointed. He appointed them because shareholders aren't allowed to vote for directors nor anything else and shareholders are somehow fine with that.
Obviously at 1.7 cents and virtually nil volume, I'm a non-event but I still like to comment. The time to listen to me would have been back when PTOI was trading at a market cap of half a billion dollars (500 times higher than now) while I was pointing out that scrap prices of plastic make PTOI's economics impossible even if the "fuel" happened to be pure diesel. Those who looked into that math are certainly no longer shareholders. Those who ignored that math are likely still here battling to try to get current and potentially new investors to believe that PTOI has value.
What are you suggesting...that PTOI wouldnt' be filing if it were a scam?? At what point, in your opinion, do scams stop filing?
"And why u still here is da biggest mystery."
I'm just watching to see how PTOI goes and, as a result, I comment occasionally. It's interesting to me how scams can continue to pull in money over time while investors with heavy losses continue to believe. Currently the CEO is massaging money out of the two directors which he appointed. He appointed them because shareholders aren't allowed to vote for directors nor anything else and shareholders are somehow fine with that.
Obviously at 1.7 cents and virtually nil volume, I'm a non-event but I still like to comment. The time to listen to me would have been back when PTOI was trading at a market cap of half a billion dollars (500 times higher than now) while I was pointing out that scrap prices of plastic make PTOI's economics impossible even if the "fuel" happened to be pure diesel. Those who looked into that math are certainly no longer shareholders. Those who ignored that math are likely still here battling to try to get current and potentially new investors to believe that PTOI has value.
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