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Would you mind sharing that research and the sources? I would like to do my own research on the Oklahoma subject. One of the things I appreciate about this board is the Longs and the incredible amount of DD that is done and shared. I do like to complete my own DD based on the sources other Longs find, however, and until JawBrakr appeared a couple of days ago I had never heard anyone note a facility in Oklahoma we were producing anything in. The PR from December noted we were selling two high volume units to the company in Meeker but there was no information in the PR (and I’ve seen none anywhere else) about how PCTL would be making revenue off of those units. Did we sell them outright, or lease them? If we sold outright, probably no recurring revenue for PCTL, I would imagine.
I want to avoid this stock and board looking like a P&D as much as possible. People making unverifiable claims that cannot be confirmed, or making vague statements about what they have researched without providing info so others can verify, presents as being straight out of the pump and dump handbook. I know you’re a solid long and I’ve gotten some great info from you so I’d love if you would share where you researched this Oklahoma stuff at.
Britt, I’m a little skeptical on JawBrakr actually being a co-owner at the Oklahoma facility. Did he provide any confirming information he is that person or any verifiable data or anything else to confirm the production numbers he stated? Or did you find other corroborating information about the Oklahoma production numbers?
Yea, great call! They’re never going to file ever again.
Power hour is gonna be lit going into this weekend!
Not at all before yesterday, account was created in December. I would like if he provided some clearly confirming evidence that he is who he says he is. I hope he is truly being honest but there is no way to know barring solid evidence only he could provide.
The press release in December stated two high volume units, which I interpreted as two high volume machines. If you are only running one machine currently, did I misunderstand “units” as meaning “machines” or did something happen to one of them?
That’s awesome! Keep up the great work, it’s great to have you crushing it in the field and on this board!
I had to go look it up but it’s Advanced Environmental Solutions in Meeker,OK, PR dated 12-16-2019. These last couple of PRs about 10,000 gallon orders made me think it was going to these folks.
“PCT Corp. also sells equipment and fluid solutions to food processing customers, agricultural customers (The company continues research, reporting and registration data completion to the US EPA continues in this market.), and is making gains into selling equipment to oil & gas industry customers who are performing further research for the most effective manner to produce and use the fluid solutions. Most recently, PCT Corp. has executed a collaborative agreement with Advanced Environmental Solutions, Inc. ("AES, Inc.") of Meeker, Oklahoma. AES, Inc. purchased two (2) high-volume units of PCT Corp.'s equipment and is building out a 2,500 s.f. production facility as it develops its oil & gas and Cannabis applications.”
Don’t we have one in Oklahoma too?
Absolutely the best part of PCTL’s lineup is the patent. Between potential licensing streams and if they can pitch this to administrators and lawyers, it’s impossible to dream of a ceiling here. The points you make are so valid, in cost savings the machines do basically pay for themselves.
I haven’t sold a share since I first bought in last July and picked up 6700 more today on the ask. It’s small, but every small bit and chunk I get will be exponentially bigger in a couple of years. I am so excited about what is happening for PCTL.
List N includes products that meet EPA’s criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus that causes the disease COVID-19.
That’s right on the EPA website above the list... help me understand what it means then?
6700 more on the ask thanks to that EPA news... add that to the list of reasons it’s gonna get real good here in the next 3-6 months.
30 million people a year in one country, eh? Sounds like PCTL is needed there too.
Great question that someone smarter than me can hopefully answer... I think it’s the same capital gains rules.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fool.com/amp/knowledge-center/what-happens-to-a-companys-stock-when-a-buyout-is.aspx
There is so much potential it’s wild, across healthcare, agriculture, oil and gas, hemp and cannabis, and it has all been thoroughly dissected and analyzed by the Longs on this board. I hope I can sell my non-IRA shares for enough to pay the mortgage off then let my IRA shares ride the wave of this patent and technology into a super comfortable retirement!
If they got bought out for $1.00 a share or more I don’t think any of us Longs would be complaining. Probably be upset that it didn’t go for more but I wouldn’t be angry at 90x my original investment.
Good to hear, and thanks for the insight about the chart. I’m still learning a lot and every piece of info helps me get better.
Can’t hate on people getting in for what they can afford, especially in these uncertain financial times for so many. I hope that $25 turns into $1,000 for them over the next year!
I am excited to see how much the interest from the sidelines boosts things when the stop sign does come down. I hope it’s this week, as many people do, and will just keep tracking things more closely than I should until then (and probably after too) ??
Absolutely correct, I agree, that stop sign has to go. I worry about shortsighted or misdirected focus from some folks that will result in disappointment when the fins drop, but that’s the first step to where we all know this is going.
I think there may be a short-term drop if the only thing released is the late 2019 Q3 numbers because everyone is excited about what’s been happening the past four months, not 2019 Q3. A lot of folks will be level-headed and have tempered their expectations while waiting on other filings to reflect the true current state of affairs at PCTL. There are many layers of emotion here on top of the regular amount of stock trading emotion though and a failure to recognize that the release of the Q3 numbers isn’t a disappointment could result in frustrated selling. Those shares will be picked up by steadier hands, I am sure, but the initial reaction (if it is released on its own) may not be green.
For real, that would be my opportunity to cross the million share threshold.
I understand the day traders, flippers, swing traders, and others are doing what they want, or need, to do. Bashing them isn’t going to convince them to do otherwise and it’s hard to hate on people making decisions they believe are in their financial best interests. Honestly though, anyone who looks at this company, their patent, and the direction it was trending in pre-COVID19 (strictly around HAIs) and extrapolates that out 3-5 years should be viewing this as an investment that will exponentially multiply your money. Research hypochlorous acid and it’s effectiveness, think about this as a “reduction in liability” product which hospitals can use to avoid lawsuits, and imagine the primary desires and needs of the medical community and it’s patients post COVID-19.
You’re quite obviously wrong my friend.
Pretty sure it clearly says “SARS coronaviruses,” which I believe hypochlorous acid is already approved to destroy. COVID19 is a type of Coronavirus, that is actually a broad family of viruses. So it is a truthful statement and not misleading in any way, people just read it wrong or are ill-Informed about COVID19 and what coronaviruses actually are. This isn’t the only coronavirus.
Nobody should hate on us little guys, I added 4700 today. Small, bite-sized chunks is all us small fish can afford but they add up over time. Keep buying as you can, as long as you believe the future will be profitable, and anyone hating on you can hush up.
Well, given the PR today dropped less than an hour ago and it was already deep red today, I don’t think the red is a result of nobody caring about this PR. I’m also not smart enough to know why it’s so red today, I am just happy as a long-term investor that the past month has been pretty green. If I were a day trader, I would probably be less happy unless I nailed the flipping the right way.
“PCTL is pleased to announce they have obtained a large pre-paid order from an existing sub-registrant in the Midwestern United States for 10,000 gallons of a specific fluid solution, with regular, recurring orders expected to follow.”
I wonder if this is DTS in Cleveland, Ohio (see PR dated 2/7/2019), or perhaps H2S Safetreat in Ada, OK (see PR dated 2/25/2019), or maybe even Advanced Environmental Solutions in Meeker, OK (see PR dated 12/16/2019). Hmmmmm, so many possibilities.
I just added 4700 more... every little bit helps!
It’s not a big board stock and expecting it to trade like a non-OTC stock when it’s in the OTC is unrealistic and sets the stage for disappointment. A self-fulfilling prophecy is what that is.
It’s not primarily a “corona virus okay.” It is a hospital acquired infection play with a primary draw of killing 99.999% of germs and viruses (scientifically supported) and a secondary draw of a patented tracking system. By definition, coronavirus is a virus. This company was trending very positively before COVID19 even existed. The market being what it is, an arena of mass psychology, there are people who believe it is in their profit interests to present this as a coronavirus play. There are also people who haven’t done their DD here and ignorantly think it’s a coronavirus play. 15 minutes of DD will clear it up for anyone that actually wants to learn the truth.
I think the 20 units to profitability was strictly about installations and leases, or at least that’s how I interpreted it. The PR the other day with the company in New Jersey said “sold” so I called Chesapeake to see what that meant. Was it actually sold, or was it leased? I was told that the main business plan is leasing but they will sell the units outright and make royalties off of the hypochlorous acid that is bottled and sold. In this case, they outright sold another unit to this company (which is already a subregistrant and providing royalties to the company). I don’t think the royalty money off of non-leased machines has been calculated into the profitability equation. My hope is they took that initial sale money and paid off some debt!
It probably will be, unless we have more news or a filing tomorrow, but if we gain 35% plus and give back 10-15% the next day I’ll take that for the next several years. I’m in for 540K shares at a cost average of roughly a penny a share so bring me that stair step to financial peace of mind.
Grabbed another 1600 shares at .0581... I met my 500K goal, going for 600K a little chunk at a time!!
Could you speak a little more on what’s the market cap being 35 times revenue has implications for? I’m still new to all of this and I’m trying to learn it but I don’t fully understand what is an appropriate market cap or reasonable market cap interaction with revenue.
Welcome Clay!
Half of my shares are in a Roth IRA. My hope is those 270K shares end up transforming into a huge chunk of cash that will grow for the next 27 years until I need it.
I think that is the biggest angle PCTL has, the liability issue. Being able to track who cleaned a room, when it was cleaned, and complete the “whodunit” mystery which is 21st century America anytime something goes wrong should have lawyers and hospital administrators salivating over this system.
I remember that date also from the call.