Replies to post #46583 on Hybrid Coating Technologies Inc (fka HCTI)

[Dirtwoof]

The potential that the company keeps spouting doesn't even cover their current debt.

[ronle]

"R/S is going to screw of all you. Can't wait to say I told you so when it drops %50 within the first week post RS."


THE BROPHSTER.....SUCH A HUMANITARIAN!


When the Warren Buffett of the pinks speaks we should all listen!
How can we not????




HCTI

[Beandog]

Ok, let's review what you posted...

You don't base market cap on future "potential".

You invest how you want, I will invest how I want. Have you ever heard of speculation? I base my investment decisions on future potential. You know the concept; buy low, sell high. I believe I bought low (undervalued, low market cap). If I'm wrong I will move on to the next thing and won't whine about it. If I'm right, I will sell high and move onto the next thing and wont gloat about it.

As of right now, the market cap is more than reasonable, if anything, too high.

That's your opinion, everybody has one.

You can't judge the market cap untill there is numbers on the books.

So you are saying I should wait for certainty to invest? If I do that, I will certainly not make any money.

And I don't see them getting any better anytime soon.

That's your opinion, everybody has one.

And don't trust a PR. Trust filings.

Ok. Thanks for the advice.

Good luck.

Somehow I get the feeling you don't really wish me luck.

R/S is going to screw of all you. Can't wait to say I told you so when it drops %50 within the first week post RS.

Ah, the written word; a true judge of character this is. Thanks for clarifying this point.

[r clarke]

Of course the market cap / PPS is based at least partially on potential.
A rapidly growing company, or one thats coming out with a potential breakthrough is given larger multiples.

Even if there have been no profits companies can be awarded a higher PPS and market cap due to what is envisioned happening. A new drug company with zero revenue might have a higher cap than a 100 year old company thats had little growth in the last 50 years but hasnt ever missed a dividend.

Look at Tesla ( TSLA ) , its cap is certainly not based on anything but potential.

In the case of HCTI, for me the potential is somewhat balanced by a very flawed history and company. I think putting money in it prior to it showing decent performance is too risky right now.


"You don't base market cap on future "potential". As of right now, the market cap is more than reasonable, if anything, too high.

You can't judge the market cap untill there is numbers on the books."