The "non-retail" who ran PTOI in the past was PTOI
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Posted On: 01/23/2019 11:32:23 AM
The "non-retail" who ran PTOI in the past was PTOI founder Mr. Bordynuik who repeatedly told investors that he made $80,000 processors, each which could produce 109 bbls of oil/fuel per day for under $10/bbl which he said could then be sold at WTI-$3...WTI being around $100/bbl at that time and which is still $53/bbl today.
In response to Mr. Bordynuik's statements, investors whipped out their spreadsheets in droves and developed "price matrices" to show how PTOI's earnings and share price would go to the moon even under their most conservative estimates. Mr. Bordynuik ran the stock up with his lies. Other than shareholders helping to promote the fake story, nobody else ran the stock.
As far as those supposed "non-retail" which failed to part investors from their shares, I suspect most of those who are still investors today would have been very happy if they had been parted from their shares years ago. Anyone who feels that "non-retail" convinced them to sell should be heaping gratitude onto those fictitious non-retailers.
In response to Mr. Bordynuik's statements, investors whipped out their spreadsheets in droves and developed "price matrices" to show how PTOI's earnings and share price would go to the moon even under their most conservative estimates. Mr. Bordynuik ran the stock up with his lies. Other than shareholders helping to promote the fake story, nobody else ran the stock.
As far as those supposed "non-retail" which failed to part investors from their shares, I suspect most of those who are still investors today would have been very happy if they had been parted from their shares years ago. Anyone who feels that "non-retail" convinced them to sell should be heaping gratitude onto those fictitious non-retailers.
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