And with your reply, you illustrate precisely why none of your "metrics" should be taken as gospel when evaluating the potential of PTOI. PTOI is not a NASDAQ company - it is a start up. It is senseless to hold a start up company to all of the "expectations" of a NASDAQ-listed company.
Nobody can credibly argue that there haven't been mis-steps by management, and missed deadlines. The legal entanglements, likewise, have served to hamper progress. The focus now is whether or not there will be processor sales, and whether or not those sales will demonstrate that the technology developed over the past 5 years is marketable. No amount of re-stating past transgressions by the founder or other officers will impact what's happening now.
In less than three months, we will all have answers. It is that simple. Until then, people can speculate all they want - but it will be mostly opinion.