Cyclone Power Technologies, Inc. (fka CYPW)

[BuddyWhazhizname]

Low risk? Well, let's see.

1) Active Dilution: Before Cyclone stopped filing here is what was happening with outstanding shares:

Since the end of that graph Cyclone has increaed the A/S from 900 million to 2 billion shares, then increased it again to an unreported number.

Cyclone issues stock and sells convertible notesto raise cash. The notes turn into shares at far below market price, so the note holders get lots and lots of shares to sell.

Match up all the great PRs to stock price and it will show not much happens to the price.

Can money be made holding shares that are being diluted?

2) Bankruptcy: There is already a judgement lien registered against Cyclone for $153K, which is more than the company's assets. All this creditor has to do is file some paperwork with the county sherriff to force Cyclone into bankruptcy.

Or other creditors could do their own bit to force a bankruptcy.

Or Harry and Frankie could voluntarily enter bankruptcy.

In any event, it means CYPWQ.

3) Delisting by SEC: Frankie said they need to file all the back financials to "keep the current listing". They are almost 2 years behind, and it sure sounds like the SEC is tapping them on the shoulder. The 'estimated' six weeks for all the reports is now up and we haven't seen the 2014 10K, any of the three 2015 10Qs, the 2015 10K or the two 2016 10Qs.

The SEC could issue a stop trading order any time, and that would be it for CYPW shares.

4) Age and Health: Harry Schoell is now 74 and (his girlfriend) Frankie Fruge is now 72. There may be a casual employee or two, but that's it for the 'engineering' and 'management' team. Let's face it, at those ages there is a pretty good chance of bad health news. When that happens, who is going to keep the company going?

5) No more customers: This could be the last round of positive PRs when each of the current customers falls flat on their face.

3R of Denmark is just a shifty small town promoter. They are getting a heating boiler made in China. Apparently no one in Europe or America will do business with them. They have no facilities or assets. And they've had a Cyclone engine for a long time and haven't announced anything working yet. There has also been no word of them paying anything to Cyclone.

The group at the Mexican university got plans to the Cyclone solar collectors and the Cyclone heat storage unit and are said to be building them. They will be the first. Then they will find out Harry Schoell's technical incompetence extends far beyond steam engines that don't work and into solar energy equipment that also doesn't work. They also have not been stated to have paid Cyclone anything.

The FSDS defense contractor in Denmark is a small operation whose primary business has been putting upgrade kits on personnel carriers for the Danish army. Harry Schoell is a first class BS artist when it comes to misleading investors into thinking he has something, but last week a FSDS engineer was at Cyclone. He will quickly realize Harry has no more than a high school education and speaks technical gibberish.

If FSDS decides to continue with this technology, they are not going to be buying it from Cyclone.

Cyclone simply has never been able to publicly demonstrate an engine powering anything. Who would put any money into these engines without seeing them actually run?

Even if Cyclone can spin a positive-sounding PR again, those have never caused the stock price to go up in the past, so why would it do so now?