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Re: Zepellin post# 15766

Wednesday, 01/21/2015 3:19:26 PM

Wednesday, January 21, 2015 3:19:26 PM

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We know all the same things. The key point I would differ on is that the company and the major shareholders are somehow deliberately running a scam. That's patently ridiculous. If the technology does not work, the execs are left with just their salaries and the major shareholders are left with nothing. There are 100m+ shares held in very strong, longterm hands—how else do you think they forced out Cecil Kyte? Frankly, it's in everyone's interests to see it fully succeed. Bigger would likely become a 100 millionaire or more.

Regarding the technology, you're not really saying anything with "there are a number refutations" etc. Let's just be honest: this is a new technology. It went from lab to field test to commercial testing (now) quite quickly. Whether it is a legitimate new addition to pipeline efficiency will simply be worked out in the market—there's just nothing else to it. What's darn clear, though, is that 1) the science is sound, 2) the field tests got great results, 3) the commercial tests have followed quickly. Different people will draw different conclusions from that sequence of events.

The company and all those associated with it are clearly doing all they can to try to bring to market this technology, which will likely be enormously profitable if it is commercially accepted. We do not know whether it will be commercially accepted, but three multi-billion dollar oil companies all testing the equipment in succession is a good sign to me.
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