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Latest PCTL DD awesomeness! Revenues, patent, extra workers needed, additional partnerships! Know your company and do your own research, follow up on ridiculous statements that aren’t rooted in fact or truth!
PCTL is a great find... solid company, real revenues, approved patent, Miles of potential! I’m glad you’re on board Jim!
That’s what I thought, minus that one slip on Twitter they quickly deleted and apologized for.
Are we in power hour right now? Don’t the markets close early today?
They look like an advertising company? If they made a cv play I’d be skeptical too... thank you for tracking the suspensions and being cautious is always a good thing but with EPA approval and the direction of our products pre-cv, do you believe there is really a risk of a suspension here? Has the company made statements or anything you believe that stand out as potentially worrisome?
Green again today... real product, issued patent, revenues, EPA approval.
GGGGGGGGGGRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEENNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!
I only have half of that ??
What’s the shelf life on these bottles?
Misleading information that does not even qualify as DD.
Hydrochloric acid is what is used in pools, not hypochlorous acid. I know they are similar words but that doesn’t mean they are the same thing. If you research these two things you will see that they are quite different and it’s worrisome that folks don’t do the bare amount of research to know that there is a difference, unless there are ulterior motives at play. If not ulterior motives, the failure to note the difference creates a significant credibility issue for the folks that can’t tell the difference.
Again... and again... evidence please. Concrete proof.
Not a COVID19 play by the company in any way, shape, or form. Please provide evidence of your position they are at risk, specifically statements made by the company.
Accuracy please and thank you. One quarter. Not two.
Evidence? Anywhere?
Can you please provide data and sources on the dilution and some explanation of why it is “too much”?
I can imagine they are helpful to some degree, I don’t have any fancy charting software and am at the mercy my own ability to navigate what is freely out there. I am just wary of statements about OTC stocks that seem to be solely based on chart reading.
I am a rookie, but most everything I have read about charts, technical analysis, etc. says to disregard it for OTC stocks because the underlying variables are too unpredictable. The OTC is the Wild West of the stock market world and thus chart reading is ineffective as a primary source of predictive analytics. Is there any reason that is different here, or are those books and articles wrong in their position?
Any real information to support that other than the late filings? Anything at all?
.03... .06... .10... .25... 1.00... kaboom!
It is so good!!
I asked the company via Facebook messenger in late February about supply chain issues with China and this was their response:
Thankfully, China does not supply any of the major components of any model of our equipment. Some of the smaller pieces (fittings and/or valves) are made in China, but we have other sources for those...outside of China. Our engineer likes Made in the USA parts! The preferred sprayers are made in China, though...but we have a US source for those, as well. Supply chain issues are important and we do try to keep inventory levels appropriate, so here’s not too much money tied up in inventory. We’re always balancing things! Thanks for the great private message question!
Check the 8-k from 4/2:
“Based upon current estimates, the Registrant believes it is possible to file the Quarterly Report on or before April 15, 2020 and its Annual Report on or before May 31, 2020.”
Why would they address filings again in this PR that comes out between the 4/2 8-k and the date referenced in that document? It isn’t realistic to say “in every PR repeat the same info about your filings.” Poor company can’t win for winning, I guess.
Me too, I hope it’s a lease and not an outright purchase but even if it is the later I would hope royalties are paid.
Exactly, and the increased cost over $8 may help offset any production that is not at maximum capacity. It’s mind blowing how much potential this company has.
I still haven’t seen anything that confirms we make any revenue off of that facility though. The PR reads in a way that doesn’t confirm it because we “sold” them two units. I called Chesapeake and left a message last weekend asking for clarification on how exactly PCTL makes money on that agreement and what “sold” actually means but haven’t heard back yet. As such, I didn’t think it should be included. I hope it’s a revenue stream for us but until I feel comfortable understanding how it is I am reluctant to include it.
10,000 gallons a day (South Carolina) x 7 days a week = 70,000 gallons
4,000 gallons a day (Indiana) x 7 days a week = 28,000 gallons
98,000 gallons weekly x $8 per gallon = $784,000 weekly
$784,000 x 52 weeks = $40,768,000 annually
Now... this assumes that they are selling the maximum they produce everyday. That’s probably not going to consistently happen. It also assumes they are working seven days a week at maximum capacity, which also could not be true or realistic.
$8 a gallon seems to be the floor of potential wholesale prices, and in smaller batches could be more than $8. This is also ONLY fluid sales from SC and Indiana and nothing about ANY other revenue stream involving the Annihilyzer, or royalties from sub-registrants, or anything else.
What exactly does this tell us, do you think? I fail to see how this is DD or what information in it is so important.
That’s the PR from December 16, 2019, I believe, and I also think many people originally and continue to misinterpret it. The way I read it is that Advanced Environmental Solutions is building a facility, not us.
Your question is a great one and one I have never seen an answer for, exactly what is the nature of our relationship with them and how is that a revenue stream for us? Someone else commented awhile back that they could be considered a competitor if they bought the machines outright and now can generate their own fluids.
I am familiar with the PR about Ace in Meeker, OK, but that wasn’t about building another facility. I’ve also seen the comments from user JawBrakr but there is nothing clear in those how the facility he works at is actually linked to PCTL. Did they buy the machines, are they leasing them, is he really who he says he is? I have not seen anything official from the company that they are building a second facility anywhere or maybe I misread something previously put out. If you could provide where that information is coming from specifically I am sure a lot of us Longs would love to review it.
I’ve seen a couple of things about a second facility... could you please point me in the direction of this information?
Out of all that, where did I take a position that selling liquids is sustainable? Back to any amount of research, you would know about the short shelf life of hypochlorous acid and thus the primary reason the Annihilyzer even exists. How about recognizing a company taking quick advantage of an opportunity to capitalize on an emerging revenue stream? How about an “atta boy” that they found a way to make EXTRA money, or if travel restrictions and contact restrictions are reducing revenue from machine sales and leases giving them some credit that they found a different way to make that money up?
If you really want to have a discussion about PCTL, come with some logic, some actual positions of your own, and more than a couple of sentences.
I know, they should totally issue a PR for every two gallon, fifty gallon, and thousand gallon order they do. We deserve it, right? I mean, every single business transaction warrants me knowing about it. I is a stockholder owner!!
Yes it is, but it’s an official company response addressing it rather than ignoring it or just letting the rabble continue to thrown out the most negative possible hypotheticals. If someone can’t get something done, don’t you want communication? If they communicate about what is happening, what more could you want (other than the end product, which duh we all want)?
Everybody was whining and moaning about why haven’t they filed, lying CEO, this, that, and the other. Now they provide a sanctioned and legitimate response to answer these gripes and it is met with more naysaying and whining and moaning. Sell, get out, and hush up, or stay in, look to the future, and stop spewing negative speculation about how this is a scam. It is legitimate to be upset about why they’re behind three quarters in filing but The amount of BS toxicity being tossed about here is nauseating.
8-k filed?!?
What would the basis of this lawsuit be and can you provide examples of similar lawsuits with the same basis for folks to review?
My shares are split in three different accounts, one IRA and two non-IRA accounts. They are up 585%, 172%, and 94%. I’m holding until those get a couple more zeroes on there. Flippers flip, folks get scared by the lack of financials, the “I want news now or I’m leaving” attitude, folks who legitimately need the money in this crazy time. Seriously though, the risk/reward here as a long term investment is better than I have seen in a looooong time.
I’m with you, with my night job on hold I’m tapped out here. Until the stop sign is lifted, then I could sell some other stuff I have in Fidelity and get some more.
The ignore feature on this app sucks, despite being on ignore his stuff comes through on my app along with a couple of other folks that lower my IQ and raise my frustration by being exposed to their nonsense.
Sounds like a paaarrrtttaaayyyy!!!