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Thursday, 11/17/2016 11:02:48 PM

Thursday, November 17, 2016 11:02:48 PM

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Is it plausible to think that perhaps Mark Cola has changed course and decided to become more guarded or conservative in his comments since his earlier projections failed to materialize?

As everyone we'll knows, when Mark announced the reverse split he apparently anticipated that contracts and revenue would soon support an uplisting to the NASDAQ.

Again when the S1 was filed it was with Sigma's expectation that major contracts were near at hand.

And in the conference calls and earnings reports for 1Q and 2Q, Mark again indicated that revenues would likely increase in the 2H of the year.

Obviously in all these cases the projections by Mark were far too optimistic and failed to materialize to the detriment of the PPS and the company's shareholders.

It now appears Mark is becoming very cautious and conservative in his forward looking statements so as to avoid missing the mark again.

Until recently Mark has clearly expected a significant increase in orders for PR3D. Is it now realistic to change course and not expect any market for the product until 2018? Or is this a case of Mark preferring to play it safe and have upside surprises which will move the stock as opposed to the negativism that arises when hopes and projections fall short as they have.
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