Replies to post #273476 on Plastic2Oil Inc (PTOI)

[mikeo56]

WOW great information
38,900 jobs supported by new PTO operations.
Too bad they cant seem to get the One Processor
to work for more than a few hours,
well, that was before winter hit and they forgot to turn on the heater and froze the parts beyond their ability to fix them.
Nice idea though.

[fourkids_9pets]

interesting summary (contemporaneously) via the ACC that clearly *defines*
the money in play here (emerging sector) >> that is
(to use my wording) >> $STAGGERING

Economic Impact of Plastics-to-Oil
Facilities in the U.S.
American Chemistry Council
October 2014

Executive Summary

In its new report, Economic Impact of Plastics-to-Oil Facilities in the U.S.,
the American Chemistry Council (ACC) explores the potential impact
that building plastics-to-oil (PTO) facilities in the U.S.
could have on economic output and job creation.

Through our analysis, we found that the U.S. could support as many as 600 PTO facilities
(depending on the production characteristics and size of the facility), generating up to:

38,900 jobs supported by new PTO operations.
8,800 would be directly employed by the facilities.
An additional 17,200 jobs would be in supply chain industries that are
related to the plastics recovery industry and supporting the facilities.
Another 12,900 payroll-induced jobs would be supported by the spending
of the earnings of workers in new PTO plants and throughout the supply chain.
$2.1 billion in annual payrolls generated by PTO facilities.
$6.6 billion in capital investment by the plastics-to-oil industry to build new facilities.
$8.9 billion in U.S. economic output from PTO operations.
$3.7 billion related to increased oil production.
$5.2 billion in additional supplier and payroll-induced impacts.
$18.0 billion of economic output during the investment phase.

http://plastics.americanchemistry.com/Stand-Alone-Content/Economic-Impact-of-Plastics-to-Oil-Facilities.pdf

original link courtesy of a friend

4kids
all jmo

[fourkids_9pets]

Let's not forget the ACC Executive Summary

CONveniently buried under October 9th's *volume* .. ;)


disruptive tech .. emerging sector .. and rather telling *imo* >> noted via RH (Ceo of P2O since Mid August 2013)
in his investor update of 11.24.14 :)


We continue to believe that our third generation Plastic2Oil processor, which we call our “flagship" processor, is the most automated, green, viable, and technologically advanced process in the world for converting waste plastics into usable fuel and we firmly believe there is substantial market potential for the sale and license of our processors. In support of this, see an independent study completed last month by the American Chemistry Council: plastics.americanchemistry.com/Stand-Alone-...



http://www.plastic2oil.com/site/news-releases-master/2014/11/24/letter-to-plastic2oil-stockholders-from-richard-heddle--chief-executive-officer

interesting summary (contemporaneously) via the ACC that clearly *defines* the money in play here
that is (to use my wording) >> $STAGGERING

Economic Impact of Plastics-to-Oil
Facilities in the U.S.
American Chemistry Council
October 2014

Executive Summary

In its new report, Economic Impact of Plastics-to-Oil Facilities in the U.S., the American Chemistry
Council (ACC) explores the potential impact that building plastics-to-oil (PTO) facilities in the U.S. could have on economic output and job creation.

Through our analysis, we found that the U.S. could support as many as 600 PTO facilities (depending on the production characteristics and size of the facility), generating up to:

38,900 jobs supported by new PTO operations.
8,800 would be directly employed by the facilities.
An additional 17,200 jobs would be in supply chain industries that are related to the
plastics recovery industry and supporting the facilities.
Another 12,900 payroll-induced jobs would be supported by the spending of the
earnings of workers in new PTO plants and throughout the supply chain.
$2.1 billion in annual payrolls generated by PTO facilities.
$6.6 billion in capital investment by the plastics-to-oil industry to build new facilities.
$8.9 billion in U.S. economic output from PTO operations.
$3.7 billion related to increased oil production.
$5.2 billion in additional supplier and payroll-induced impacts.
$18.0 billion of economic output during the investment phase.

http://plastics.americanchemistry.com/Stand-Alone-Content/Economic-Impact-of-Plastics-to-Oil-Facilities.pdf

original link courtesy of a friend

so the *race* is on re: the successful early adopter ..

imo that spot is currently >> P2O's to lose ..

disruptive tech .. emerging sector .. who else besides P2O is a pubco and is fully reporting to the dolts?

right now .. no one ..

4kids
all jmo

[fourkids_9pets]

just a reminder of when the original was issued :)

link back to my post from 10.9.14

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=107032795

check historical for *why* buried due to *volume*

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=110988695


that i proved via ATS stats (dated tho' they are) .. was *bogus*

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=108640418

worth digesting .. (as of 12.2014)

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=109158309

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EVOLUTION >> ENTRANTS >> EMERGING SECTOR >> EARLY ADOPTER = LEVERAGE :)

P2O (company) dots are getting far easier to connect ..

PTOI's pattern .. well all i can say is loving those 1/2 and 5 signals
keep up the good work re: predictability of those patterns .. ;)

PTOI >> Volume 20,630
Volume (10 day Average) 55,065
Volume (90 day Average) 149,015

IB >> after 4k .. PTOI went to 3k
and as of 9:50AM and last check (10:45AM)

Symbol: PTOI
Availability: NA
Exchanges: PINK



4kids
all jmo

[fourkids_9pets]

what is incredible is what is *revealed* re: stats on Ihub's most read board for P2O/PTOI
against the *volume* and %s shown :)

gotta love *stats* .. when companies on the same list with 20 to 50% *gain* measure *volume* as noted below :)

48	Plastic2Oil, Inc.	4,140		PTOI	0.04231	0.00951	28.99% 	434,929

FACT: PTOI was taken too low (kill order) by original CE (non retail) and the piper they now face is of their own making
and that time line is measured in *years*

it happens when a targeted OTC stock/company actually *SURVIVES* and then executes

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	32.81% 	17,927,265	 
 	50.00% 	354,063,497	 
  
 	27.66% 	13,935,044	 
  
 	30.40% 	4,275,877	 
  
 	72.73% 	1,642,851	 
        33.33%  8,487,275	 
 	50.00% 	97,690,292	 
  
 48	Plastic2Oil, Inc.	4,140		PTOI	0.04231	0.00951	28.99% 	434,929 
  
 	20.55% 	1,959,997	

documentation is the CEs' (colluding entities) achilles' heel ..

i look forward to P2O's *ability* to disrupt the status quo in 2016 .. :)

4kids