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Are these everlasting 120 million shares? You’ve been talking about these for weeks, why doesn’t the number ever go down?
I emailed them last night at midnight and got a response at 9am.
Heaven forbid anyone take vacation around the holidays... or ever! As a shareholder I expect my company employees to work themselves into the ground every day. Why do they even have weekends off?? That’s ridiculous.
HAI is a broad category encompassing many, many types of illness. Technically speaking, coronavirus is also a category and this pandemic we are in is a result of one strain of coronavirus. Hypochlorous acid kills many types of viruses in both categories but I’m not quite sure things can play out the way you describe them as having a “Cadillac” version of an intervention.
Audited financials are not proof?
Thanks for the info and helping me/us learn more. So say 5,000,000 shares are traded in a day. There could only be 1.6 Million bought, 1.4 million sold, and two million simply reside with the market maker hanging out and waiting for a buyer?
If I bought shares every time I was told it was a steal, I’d have to learn how to file one of them reports saying I own 10% of a company.
I actually do think this company has great potential and I’m excited to see what the Q4/full 2020 financials show in regard to outstanding debt and revenue. Whether it’s Q4 2020 or Q1 2021 some of these larger distributors could provide quite a revenue boost, particularly the agreement with Zeroez. I’m tapped out on buying PCTL for now, always need to keep diversification front and center, but my Roth shares remain pure gold for the long term. There is simply no patience for many “investors” who don’t want to invest, they just want to swing trade and call it investing.
All these shares that keep getting “dumped” are being bought by someone, it’s probably B/H.
Green?
Apologies to the board... I keep getting emotionally caught up in reacting to nonsense. I will try to be better and not waste the time and energy y’all have to spend on reading my overreactions to stuff.
I completely get the frustration of a number being projected and not reaching it. If we fail to reach 4 million what will be disappointing is not the numbers but the stated projection and coming short. Even if it’s 3.2 million, or heck even 3 million, in 2019 revenues were $708,405. Anyone complaining about growth from $708,405 to ANYWHERE over 3 million is overreaching for reasons to complain or is complaining about the wrong thing.
3.2 million would be a 350% increase in YOY revenue.
I’m one of the .004 buyers, far from a loss situation. Nah, I’ll post what I want and let our super awesome moderators handle what breaks the rules. I’m sick of seeing nonstop nonsense from people with a transparent agenda, at times not even appearing to be altruistic in their motives.
The only shareholder you can speak for is yourself, if you even own shares.
Pretty sure we have been hearing that for awhile now and it hasn’t happened.
They filed on time last quarter, now we are back to not filing on time?
Not drinking the koolaid just seeking balance between the positives and negatives. Relationships matter, and in that role he has likely established relationships with a lot of folks in positions that could help with product awareness and potentially open doors. Do I think that info belonged in the PR? No. Is it potentially a good thing? Yes.
You mean he has already established relationships in the educational community, with administrators, school board members, and other decision makers that are currently (and will be for quite awhile) constantly considering the most effective and cost effective measures of keeping their schools clean?
I don’t have answers to that, maybe the prior accountants sucked. I was simply saying there is no reason not to hire a qualified person just because they live across the country.
Financial people don’t have to be local to get information. There is this thing called the internet, and a new age carrier pigeon called electronic mail, that allows for work to be done when you’re not in the same physical space.
He should join this board, we have some folks with credibility and intergrity issues on here too.
It is almost 2021. Prior to COVID, there were hundreds of thousands of people that did some or all of their work remotely. COVID expanded that even further. The fact he lives across the country doesn’t really mean much, as the CFO he doesn’t need to be present physically on a daily basis. Maybe he will be there a couple days a month, or a week a month, or one week a quarter, who knows. PCTL has distributor footprints in how many states now - 11? 13? More? Having a geographically spread out management team isn’t necessarily a bad thing and can be a very good thing if it contributes to potential growth. Sorry potential customer in Wyoming, our CEO is 1,800 miles away but our CFO would love to meet with you next Tuesday.
I would like to know more about this gentleman but Google searching isn’t finding much. A single employee law firm in Coalville, UT, his position with the FFEF, anything else folks find would be great.
Nope... keep checking in on it though, so we can all keep track of which predictions are accurate and which aren’t. It reflects who to listen to and who not to listen to.
LOL America First... not in stock world my friend, my bank account doesn’t care where the money comes from.
The benefits of being a mod, you can post whatever dumb shit you want and it stays. Frustrating.
It is frustrating to still be in the dark when the stated timeframe has come and gone. COVID will likely be a viable scapegoat for many companies for at least another year, probably longer, so there is time to get things in order so scapegoats aren’t needed.
It is quite evident on OTCMarkets under filings and disclosure, which is not a PR. Did you look there before stating they maybe didn’t even apply?
Mine still says Pink.
Preach on... the biggest problem is and has been unrealistic expectations.
I would appreciate some teaching though, if you’d be willing to share your knowledge. I definitely am not a fan of losing money.
If you don’t mind answering I would love to know what value you placed on combination of factors between the Q3 numbers, the clearance of a lot of debt, and the dilution related to that which caused a shift from a .25 pps prediction pre Q3 numbers to sub penny now.
I hope you’re wrong but will try to do better DD and will track your posts and others for anything of substance and not hints and vagueness about knowledge that only that poster possesses. Maybe I’ll get smarter.
Thank you.
Is there a universal definition the OTC uses to define “toxic debt?” If that is a requirement for the OTCQB I imagine that there would be a standard definition but maybe I’m wrong?
Red is the reality except the last few days? Or those of us that bought in the sub-penny range long ago and are pure profit still?
Nice work. I’ll learn how to do that one of these days, could have been up 50K if I sold at the top but greed got the best of me. Excited to see it get there again though.
I did just invest a bunch of money in Ripple, speaking of blockchain. Maybe PCTL can disinfect the blockchain links to keep everyone safe.
I am eagerly anticipating the day we see some verifiable documents from the company about the financial relationship between all of these companies we are engaged with and PCTL’s financial bottom line. I am interested in the royalties, the price per gallon, and other things which are simply unknown to us shareholders at this point.
Thank you.
Lol, put my sarcastic ignorance on full display. That’s pretty much my superpower in life, I’ve found.
It is... you should sticky it.