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It isn't a hit until it's a hit. The "hit" is yet to come. It's been many years in the making. The EPA SNUR in June is really the catalyst to drive the change. If you want to call this company and it's investors a cult then you'll have to also include the EPA. Do you know how ridiculous that sounds? LMFAO
They have dozens of patents on the methods and utilities. That is the only thing they actually own. Intangible property would be the business connections they have developed over the last 5 years or so with the EPA and Fortune 500 companies.
Not sure what you mean by "what would make this last". There's going to be countless catalysts this year alone to get this polyurethane into mass production. This is recurring revenue. Polyurethane has not changed for the most part for 50 years. Once this switch over happens the likelyness of another method to replace it probably won't happen for 100 years.
Once HCTI is "IN" they have the potential to get into several polyurethane verticals. Floor coatings, foam, clear coats, anti-graffiti coatings and various other industries that use polyurethane as a very resilient plastic such as snow ski's. The sky is literally the limit.
Those are primers. Those are far from a replacement polyurethane top coats. HCTI has the only high performance non-isocyanate polyurethane (NIPU) to replace existing isocyanate based polyurethane and is the ONLY one backed by the EPA.
That being said, if HCTI captures only 1% of the market it's still a billion dollar company, lmfao.
still has my 35 million shares. Ain't selling a single one below .05
im liking this crazy triangle pattern forming. Has anyone ever seen a pattern like this on the otc? Normally the go up hard and come down harder, lol.
Very well said. Put your money where your mouth is. I agree this is the best board i've ever come across on the OTC and i've been around here for several years. The DD here ontop of the outstanding individuals on the board gathered up in a few short months should be a telling sign of what is to come 1 year from now.
i put them all on ignore just now. The board looks soo much cleaner now.
Take this with a grain of salt, but come this June business will pickup on an exponential scale. The company should be receiving a massive round of financing shortly to expand the business. Once they sign with the first Fortune 500 partner you'll see all kinds of money thrown at Nano/HCT and when the EPA votes to finalize the new rule to restrict isocyanates you'll see another wave of money thrown at this.
There are too many players to serve in the industry. Each one needing their own formulation or private label for specific purposes. HCTI will have two departments. The business of patent creation and licensing. Second being the manufacturing side of it where they will manufacture their own formulations for distributors like Industrial Finishes.
Right now they're entire business model relies entirely on partnerships. Nano/HCT doesn't own anything except the patents. This is exactly why everything is taking so damn long because they rely so heavily on their partners to make the moves.
If you have read up on the industry you will see they are slow lumbering giants waiting for the last minute to make changes. It's no coincidence that business picked up at a rapid rate when the EPA got on board with Hybrid Coating last year.
You're right. The market has spoken. Up 300% from lows. We are still at pathetic levels. Far more to come.
I JUST WENT OVER THAT. Explaining the CD to you is like talking to a child.
All the CD hit us the hardest in December. Explain how the PPS popped 300% after that? Maybe because the dilution stopped?
What we are saying is that August Sept Oct & Nov we saw no new notes. What you're saying is that they took on new CD Nov & Dec. We saw the notes hit from Sept to Dec and then the price shot up 300% since then. If there was new CD then the price would be still in the trips.
No new CD. Zero. Michio Kaku explains.
We have a very good idea of what has converted based on the Q report and there were zero notes added laste Q. It's clear that you're just not reading it correctly. I think we need Michio Kaku in here to give you the definition of zero, lol. The dilution clearly ended about this time last month when we hit the low of .0007. We're up more than 300% since then. Explain THAT.
A 300% increase in PPS wouldn't of happened if there was huge dilution you claim. They haven't taken on new notes since July. You're saying the last 2 months they took on new notes yet we are still up 300%. If you're so worried you wouldn't have any shares here. It's clear you just need the price to go lower to make your trade strategy work. It hasn't dropped as you predicted so you're posting more BS than usual. There were a ton of shares sold in the .000x and .001x that we are churning through right now. Volume and money flow is starting to pick up now. $160,000 dollars worth of trading yesterday so I guess the market is starting to agree with many of the longs but it's still far from where we need to be.
You said the same thing about the 4m deal being fake. How embarrassing
Better to be loaded. News can hit any day and you bet it'll gap up.
We've got 8 trading days left this month. Don't get your panties in a bunch.
By June we should see some big headlines about EPA restrictions placed on isocyanate based products. Polyurethane being one of the biggest of all of them.
By then we'll have at least a couple deals inked with Fortune 500 companies making HCTI the standard.
Bleeding pharma companies with no revenues blow up to multi billion dollar market caps just on speculation.
Who knows how high it will go, lol.
HCTI might be the first penny stock on Mad Money but by that time I really don't think it will be trading pennies :D
Lol this and every other pink sheet stock bro. Hah back then they just had an idea. Today they have revenue and huge deals with mammoth billion dollar corporations. Been a long time coming. This will be one of those few pinks that actually followed through.
It's just a wild guess. Name should be BlindLuk
Over 300% move with higher highs and higher lows. All that debt and CD keeping us down, LMFAO.
That is an acrylic which has really bad performance compared to high performance isocyanate based polyurethanes. It chips easier and is far less chemical resistant. You're comparing apples and oranges.
HCTI's non-isocyanate polyurethane...
Zero Toxic Isocyanates, Zero VOCs, 100% Solids, Minimal Odor
First-ever polyurethane-based coatings and paint that completely eliminates the use of toxic isocyanates throughout the manufacturing and application process
Zero isocyantes, zero VOC, and minimal odor reduce costly application safety measures such as:
- HVAC shut down & ventilation equipment
- Shutdown of business operations adjacent to application zone and corresponding costs to pay facilities management, movers, Health & Safety for weekend work
- Scheduling changes, emergency evac. assessment, displacing workers, students, etc.
- Security for late evening and/or weekend work
- Creating 30-60% in application savings as compared to other premium PU brands
2 Times Wear Resistance & Excellent Adhesion
- Wear resistance is 25-30 (mgs./1000 cycles) or 2 times better than most premium PU coatings
- Adhesiveness - 10-30% higher (depends on substrate)
High Gloss, Self-Priming - Achieve Any Thickness in One Coat
- Green Polyurethane’s™ 100% solids, specific curing formulation can be applied with only one layer at any thickness in specific environments (some substrates in poor or moist condition may need a primer)
Increased Resistance to Chemical Degradation & Corrosion
- Maintains an extended period of corrosion protection, more reliability due to its non-porous coating structure, and better durability than conventional coatings
- Assures more effective protection against aggressive media
- Unlike conventional polyurethanes, Green Polyurethane™ is indifferent to moisture and does not require special moisture controlled conditions in the manufacturing process
Safe & Easy Curing in Cold Conditions
- Hardens at ambient temperatures
- UV and low temperature curing applications available (36-77 ºF) (2-25 ºC)
Increased Hydrolytic Stability
- Maintains stability against chemical decomposition upon contact with water through an intra-molecular hydrogen bond formed during its curing, thereby improving hydrolytic stability well above that of conventional polyurethanes
That product is discontinued. It had terrible performance and contained high VOC's.
Again, just because there were or are non-isocyanate based products it doesn't mean they perform in the real world nor are they safe to breathe.
6m bid at .0028. Did news leak or something? Gonna get over those .003's by tomorrow.
I hope that was skull4brains
right. stay on the sidelines and watch the professionals handle this.
gonna break .003's this time around guys. The force is strong with this one.
you should sell all your holdings this AM if you really think that.
Yea actually I do have a clue. The 10Q says it all.
With 15 years of "making bank" one would think of moving on to bigger and better things than gambling on junk stocks. Unless making bank was overly exaggerated. Lol
Last note was 6 months ago and was eligible to convert at any time. Wrong again. Your batting average is pretty bad.
Where are the customers using their non-isocyanate polyurethane? The DOD contract depends on PPG actually coming up with a viable alternative. Dow is in the same boat.
Polymate has been doing pilot sites for years now. You know, actually taking it out of the lab and applying it to the real world. It's a proven technology. Now they have Industrial Finishes to distribute the product nationwide to many projects that want to evaluate the product themselves...including several in south cali...the state that is heading the ban on isocyanates.
PPG is going to end up using a co-developed formulation with the help of HCTI to get those contracts. Nothing else has been proven to work. That's the bottom line.
Not only do the big chemical companies need to spend the $$ on R&D but they have to win the EPA over with their innovation.
HCTI has already fulfilled the EPA's requirement. There is no battle to win on that front. Best case scenario another chemical comes up with something that is equivalent to what HCTI has except HCTI and partners will be first to market and have captured a significant part of the market.
Say 4-5 years from now a company spends all that money on R&D to circumvent the patents and is where HCTI is right NOW. They are going to be playing the "sell me this pen" game. Once the market starts to accept the product there will be little reason to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to develop the same thing.
It's funny how some actually think there are non-isocyanate products out there being used not licensed or developed by HCTI. Why is it that nobody can show hard evidence of any projects using anything DOW, DuPont or PPG developed on their own? Maybe cuz they only exist in LABS. LOL
customers customers customers...
http://www.greentechpartnersolutions.com/pdf/1.pdf
I like the last part of the article
WORKING TOGETHER
A number of joint ventures were touched on during the conference such as Succinity, BASF’s joint venture with Corbion Purac, formed to evaluate options for bio-sourced succinic acid. This kind of relationship exemplifies the importance of working across industry interfaces to tackle long-standing problems. Collaboration is a powerful mechanism to speed up the rate of innovation to meet the continual requirement for improvements in quality and functionality in an increasingly environmentally responsible manner at reduced costs. The challenge is there and the ICIS Chemicals and Coatings conference demonstrated that there are plenty of opportunities for both industries to move forward ... together.
HCTI has the leverage. That's why they have 6 fortune 500 partners. The problem is they are slow to change. The epa breathing down their neck has changed all that. Imo we are looking at a 6 month old company. The game has changed when the epa got in bed with HCTI.
If this article is correct and they view the EPA award holder as the leader in innovation then it looks like HCTI has taken the lead on NIPU.
Behind the scenes, there is a degree of frustration within the specialty chemical industry over the slow pace of adoption of new ingredient technology offering paint manufacturers improved environmental performance as well as enhanced durability, longevity and functionality. In an earlier ICIS Chemicals and Coatings conference, it had been reported that the research and development (R&D) investment rate of the specialty chemical industry at 3.5% of sales was far ahead of that of the coatings industry at 2.1% of sales. Sherwin Williams challenged the view that the coatings sector is very slow to change. The company’s focus on product innovation is reflected by its ranking in the Forbes Top 100 list again this year for being one of the world’s innovative companies.
During the conference, Dow Chemical was recognised for several novel technologies that it has developed for the coatings industry in recent years with new products designed to partially replace Ti02, abate formaldehyde from the air and prevent emission from substrates. The company has also been instrumental in introducing novel acrylic binders and solvent-free rheology modifiers. The company’s award of the US EPA Presidential Green Chemistry Award reflects this technology leadership role.
http://www.icis.com/resources/news/2014/12/19/9848125/market-outlook-chemicals-and-coatings-producers-need-to-cooperate/
i prefer to use a taser in extreme situations.
LMFAO. How is it not official? Call industrial finishes yourself. They have a backlog of orders for True Green. The ignorance on this board.
That's gonna be the line i'll use for all the haters that missed the boat when the details are released this month in regards to the Fortune 500 distribution agreement.
"You don't need to,all those stuck here with shares have told you everything you need to know! Don't you understand,it's coming..........Maybe in a few more years!!!!"
and
"I'm not going to invest unless the CEO says No Reverse Split for 2016"
or
"EPA award is fake, F500 contracts fake, .0001 & R/S"