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I’m sorry to hear she has been diagnosed with it, I hope your mother recovers with no long lasting effects from it.
You’re the only person that responds positively to your own posts. It makes me laugh and feel sad at the same time jimr.
Having low expectations is great. It’s having unrealistic expectations that has created so much disgruntlement amongst shareholders (albeit self-imposed, we all set our own expectations).
To me, just because someone says something doesn’t make it a potential application. I would never consider drinking HOCL a potential application but that’s just common sense, which also is relative I suppose.
Lol I wouldn’t be opposed to buying an island too. Good thoughts to consider for the future, thank you for those!
Also, for what it’s worth, I eMailed Rich this morning asking about the Q3 financials and he replied quickly that he expects them to be filed on time no later than Monday.
I don’t have a share price in mind that is based on any sort of logic, to be honest, I’m still learning about how to determine and predict share price based on all the underlying variables. I am just considering all of the potential applications of HOCL in combination with the fields/areas that PCTL already has a foothold in or is developing footholds in.
1) HAIs and the Annihilyzer, obviously our flagship product. I have posted a lot before about how important the patent is when it comes to hospital administrators and lawyers being able to refute liability in lawsuits. If a person does any research into how insurance payments and HAIs work it’s abundantly clear the hospitals want to do everything they can to prevent HAIs. This predates COVID-19 by years and didn’t disappear, it’s just not the primary focus because we have a worldwide pandemic at play (which our product conveniently addresses also, do what you will with that).
2) Cleaning and disinfecting outside of the hospital arena. Despite what other posters have put on here about human nature And greed, it is also human nature to be fearful and anxious. If a consumer has a choice between a place that it’s cleaner or a that is not as clean, It is my belief that they will pick the place that is cleaner. Particularly if this pandemic continues to wreak havoc in America and across the world, it is going to shape a lot of peoples perspectives on hygiene and cleanliness for years to come. This is where I get really excited about royalties, we could have recurring revenue streams from countless entities that don’t involve us having to actually do any work. This royalty agreement with Zeroez is way bigger than people are giving it credit for, both on its own and as an indication of other opportunities the company can capitalize on. Also included here is folks selling fluid under PCTL’s EPA number. We probably aren’t getting the best deal percentage wise right now but sometimes a company does whatever is necessary to survive. I believe we did that and deals will become better for PCTL moving forward.
3) Fossil fuels remain the primary means of energy for much of the world. While America and some other countries Are actively pursuing green energy, it is going to take many years for us to replace fossil fuels With green energy sources. While that is being pursued, there are also a lot of other countries that Are pursuing America and China to be the top dog in the world and Environmental considerations take a far backseat to catching up to us (see Brazil, India, and others). Fossil fuels Are not going anywhere but what could change significantly is the process, which is where hypochlorous acid comes into play. If we can make the fracking process cleaner, that makes it more palatable to governments and companies worldwide. It strikes the middle ground Between entities that want to completely get rid of it and The massive and powerful companies that have built themselves over the last 50 to 100 years on the foundation of fossil fuel development and distribution.
4) Agriculture is an area where we haven’t seen a lot of official news since that citrus greening experiment a couple years ago. I haven’t seen any follow up on the results of that but it is pretty well-established that hypochlorous acid is beneficial in the world of agriculture in a lot of ways. If the company can make some inroads in this direction, it will be yet another boon to their coffers.
Based on all this, and the last couple of quarters showing great year over year growth, I’ve got nothing but optimism. The naysayers I see mainly talk about dilution, there aren’t relevant concerns (in my opinion) about the revenue streams or the potential of those streams to expand and grow other than COVID preventing Annihilyzer placements and sales because hospitals are overwhelmed and not focusing on much but direct patient care related to COVID. I’m eager to see what the debt situation looks like but don’t have a problem with debt if it’s “healthy” and directed toward substantive growth or research and development. Sorry I don’t have a specific PPS in mind, I just would literally be fabricating it because I don’t understand all the variables that go into that prediction. If you want to know my imaginative fancy though, I hope this is at .50 by 2023 through natural growth and not hype.
Gonna let my nearly 600K shares naturally grow until 2023, when I can sell half to pay off the mortgage and forever tell the story about patience being rewarded.
Like a Falcon?
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I hope you’re wrong, but that’s a lot of years of experience. What makes you believe that in light of all of this positive news that they are putting out about royalty contracts, annual supply agreements, And significant quarterly growth the past couple quarters?
With the way this company is going to look in two years you will have missed out on a lot more.
Being cheap is often times a good way to be out out of business, particularly skimping on cleanliness. Folks will pick a cleaner option over a less clean option regularly.
https://www.ynhhs.org/-/media/files/ynhhs/covid_employees/ppe/covid19-disinfection-substitute-list-07282020.pdf?la=en&hash=099C57F85810AF5264619752FCEDE9E7CBEEAFE2
Also interesting. Don’t know if I forgot, or didn’t know, PCTL had any presence in the Yale New Haven Health System, operating six hospitals in Connecticut. At some point in the past here there was discussion about Hydrolyte wipes and whether it was an option. Apparently this hospital thinks so and is making them in-house. Probably have to have an Annihilyzer to do that, although maybe not. Maybe they don’t have a presence here but I’m not sure how that would be possible given this document on the hospital website directing employees to a hierarchy of disinfecting and cleaning materials.
https://disinfectantsales.com
Nice to see. Their featured product is Hydrolyte, conservatively priced at $42.00 per gallon.
Six local businesses as customers also featured on their website. Folks may scoff at “mom and pop” type ventures like this but this is organic growth in action. Rarely do you see the razzle-dazzle of exponential overnight growth. I love seeing stuff like this for PCTL.
You’re so wrong.
What you say totally makes sense. I don’t see the fear of the virus disappearing in a few months, I see that being years. I could be wrong, heck, I hope I’m wrong. In regard to oil and gas, my hope for PCTL is that If there is a way to make the fracking process “cleaner,” which hypochlorous acid can do, perhaps fracking will be more palatable to the next presidential administration. With the Senate still being red there also is doubt, in my brain, as to how much can be done to actually change things like the US government position on fracking
I can understand how people would feel that way but I’m wondering what product is less necessary with a vaccine? The last two PRs identify revenue streams with a carpet cleaning franchise that has over half a billion dollars in annual revenue and an oil/gas company. A covid vaccine isn’t going to impact either of those soon, if ever. The Annihilyzer was never developed to target COVID, that simply happened to be one of hundreds of disease types it kills, and hospital placements and the UK trials started pre-COVID.
Even if this vaccine is hyper-accelerated in its approval and is as effective as the preliminary results show we are talking slightly over a billion doses by the end of 2021 and each individual needs two doses. We are years away from “resolving” this in even a best case scenario.
Post COVID every business will care. If business A doesn’t disinfect as well as business B, and people have a choice, a lot will choose the business that keeps them safer. It becomes a disinfecting arms race. Not to mention the risk of litigation if you as a business don’t disinfect and a person tests positive and can link it to negligent sanitation practices. I’m totally against ambulance chasing personal injury lawyers but the reality is in America people want to sue over everything because it’s a zero risk proposition. If they lose, they pay nothing and nothing happens to them most of the time.
I think that putting factual information out there about the growth process and historical PPS of this company does a couple of things. One, it builds credibility that where we are now has happened organically and isn’t an overnight event based on pumping and inaccurate information. Secondly, it helps to refute some of the more extreme negative posts about how this is going back down to .01 or below. It’s been over eight months since we were at that level and despite that there are a lot of posts on here that reference that price point.
You’re right, triple zeroes are loooooong ago. It did close in the double zeroes on February 26 2020 but this company looks substantially different and much better than it did back then even.
Folks that think this company is solely or primarily a COVID play and don’t realize that COVID was and is a revenue stream and was quite possibly a lifeline at the right time but the elimination or reduction of COVID via a vaccine does not mean this company is done. They’re not a one trick pony.
If we don’t get PRs once or twice a week then you are dissatisfied with the communication? What exactly would you like? Please be specific in how many times a day or week you want the company to put out news, and also please express how you would commit to not being upset if the news wasn’t substantive enough but that’s because the expectations were for the company to release news even if there was not anything to release. As I’ve said before, it is often our own expectations that are the problem.
Not this again. Can you please define “scam?” Does the variable of audited financials with exponential year over year growth appear in your definition? More importantly, does thar variable appear in the negation of your definition? Would love to hear some elaboration on your position.
Big predictions for the future:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=15880406
Lots of good things happening:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=158837917
Pretty excited here:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=158561602
In looking at the past several quarters, what would the contributing factors be to a Q3 that is not more than Q2 and in line with the positive trajectory that most of the catalysts point to?
I feel like this stock isn’t the flash-in-the-pan quick flip that 95% of OTC traders are looking for. It’s been viewed that way a lot in the past, and still is by a lot of folks (which leads to disappointment), but when you look at the overall body of work this company is putting together it’s a long-term play. That leads to lethargic volume because people lose interest and go looking for the next 100% daily runner.
I’m shocked it’s the case after the PRs this week. It’s whatever for me, I’m not selling until I can pay the mortgage off with it so I will continue to slow roll load.
1100 shares here, 2800 shares there. Slowly creeping my way up to 600K.
You’re very welcome! The only thing I don’t like about fidelity is you can’t trade anything with a stop sign up. Back when we had one up I had to open an E*TRADE account also to keep buying, which stunk because they charged fees still.
I can, I think you just have to call them and acknowledge a couple of waivers saying you realize the risks.
Hahahaha what do you base that on??
I use Fidelity, no fees.
That would be nice but I don’t think it’s happening for a number of reasons. Due to COVID, HAIs are not the primary focus of any hospital administration or attorneys right now, it’s all COVID. Hospitals are also back to being overwhelmed or nearly overwhelmed so the original issues we had with both getting our foot in the door for a sales pitch and initial placement, and with training folks on the Annihilyzer, are both back strong again.
The good news is HAIs aren’t disappearing, they’re just being overlooked, and that market will return. PCTL has made strong inroads into other revenue streams, making the company stronger and more diversified. Lots to look forward to here.
Beautiful find.
Heck yea jimr, it’s not payday so I may only be able to add thirty million shares but I’m gonna try for fifty million shares!!
I got fiiiiivvvveeee on it!
Q4 has been predicted, and reinforced by the company, to produce record setting revenue. With all the potential catalysts and revenue streams that are actively being worked on, Q1 and Q2 2021 are hopefully going to look incredible.
That makes sense, thank you.
I hope it is. I track a lot of that stuff almost daily too and I’m super optimistic long term but think there may be unexpected obstacles or growing pains. I mean, 2021 is literally 66 days away. I sure hope the stars align and things skyrocket smoothly for the company but I’m incorporating some hurdles to our growth process in my thoughts.