Replies to post #4103 on SunHydrogen Inc (HYSR)

[rdwf81]

That's literally not even worth a response. However, I will provide one to educate you. Yes, they are accumulating debt. Why? Because they are developing groundbreaking science and don't have a product to sell yet. If you think it is easy or cheap to develop this science, then you need to do some more reading. Also, if you think going from 1.2 volts to 1.23 is simple, you obviously have no clue that the closer to the 1.5 volts goal, the harder it becomes. Never took any PHD-level science classes I'm guessing? We are investing in the POTENTIAL here, not the current value.

[JC4033]

Sparkatak11,
I can simply refer you to Hypersolar website basic info. which is legit, and to Edvadaily website to get insight from an investors point of view non-bias. Not much to discern re HYSR and does not intend to be like "PLUG" or it's peers/competitors. Unfortunately, many wishful thinking people wanting this to be like "PLUG", not! Different model and different agenda. HYSR is readily preparing to demonstrate to the industry it's technology which is separate from the rest.

PRO's in no particular order:

1. R&D company
2. CEO with an impressive Accolade resume' and in partnership with UCSB.
3. Meeting projected goals within it's technology.
4. Does not generate revenue and does not sell product, and agree is burning cash, but it is the cost of any R&D.
5. Filing it's unique patents.
6. Exposing it's technology with prominent science publishers.
7. Does not retain/expose itself with pump and dump analysts.
8. In the process to reaching it's goal of 1.23v and maybe even 1.30v (short-term). And 1.5v is it's ultimate goal and takes a dedicated group of investors to invest and capitalize when the 1.5v goal is reached.

R&D companies are a dime a dozen and is the responsibility of the investor to do your owner due diligence.