With imaginary short sellers to blame, it's no won

With imaginary short sellers to blame, it's no wonder investors' focus never turns to considering whether or not current CEO Mr. Heddle is a fraudster just like his predecessor, Mr. Bordynuik, who appointed Mr. Heddle in the first place. People could see right off the bat how Mr. Heddle hid information about the processors being broken for six months while all of his communication pretended like everything was still going gangbusters. The two sham deals Mr. Heddle promoted for over five years as well. Wait, there were actually four because EcoNav apparently found two additional customers willing to buy over 30 processors and Mr. Heddle announced those deals either knowing they were fake or because he did zero due diligence on that supposed $60M backlog.

Think about what's going on--Mr. Heddle is just as dishonest as his predecessor in a sea of penny stock frauds. After PTOI sprayed BS at investors for a decade, all of the investors who still believe found some tidbit on which they felt they could hang their hat and are holding on. However if those investors were to objectively evaluate their golden nugget, it would crumble in their hands. For those of you who want to keep believing that PTOI is a diamond in the rough among penny stocks, it's better to not be objective or you might start to waver in your faith of PTOI.

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.