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Re: Travis Crider post# 59810

Monday, 11/07/2016 2:06:51 PM

Monday, November 07, 2016 2:06:51 PM

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Absolutely, the contracts are with HCTI, but youre missing the point. The common management of NTI / HCTI can flush HCTI anytime it suits them. They can reclaim licensing rights to the patents, and thereby acquire any business HCTI has set up.

They can do that because HCTI is $8M in debt.
HCTI is technically bankrupt.

Tax credits are worthless until and unless there are profits

HCTI only exists to funnel monies to
NTI. HCTI can be flushed anytime it suits the shared management.

HCTI is down 20% again today, Seems almost everyone except you understands whats going on.




"No this is wrong as well. The contracts are with hcti, not nti. Also the debt will be used to offset taxes on future profits so it benefits them right now. Also nti has other things going on. Hcti has management within and other employees running it. This was setup to run the hnipu side of things. NTI has other stuff going on. It is a R and D company. HCTI is the business side and they have all the contracts and partners. NTI is not signed with them. Very simple to understand the relatiomshsip. NTI finds technologies and is going to use nti to commercialize them. NTI will still benefit from the percentage of company they own and royalties. They don't want to own it or run it. They want to sit back and collect the checks. It's too much work for them that's what's hcti is for. Very simple."
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