Replies to post #46065 on PCT Ltd (PCTL)

[skitahoe]

While I'm pretty new to the stock, I'm not new to the market and I've seen all sorts of companies carry on without bankruptcy that had virtually no products for sale, only products in development for years. While it's possible the company may need to dilute, or to do other types of creative financing, it has products for sale, it has buyers, and it's got markets it's not yet tapped, it won't be going into bankruptcy.

I don't know how high the run it's on may go before it retrenches a bit then hopefully continues up. It may be a few more cents, perhaps a dime, perhaps even higher. At some point, it will be able to sell not that many million shares to bring in a million dollars, and I doubt if they'll have any problem finding buyers.

In the past I've seen companies run from sub penny to double digits with only a concept, PCTL has products, they have people making their products, if the demand increases, they'll be able to hire more people. In short, they have a lot of room to grow as their technology gets accepted in a variety of industries.

I frankly don't generally try to guess what the market will do in a given week or even month, I try to think in terms of years, but in this company I'm seeing an excitement that makes me believe we'll be up substantially tomorrow, and probably for the remainder of the week. I really can't say how high we might end the month, but a dime, or even a quarter are certainly not out of the question.

Don't fear dilution or other means of raising funds, they are a part of growing a company that even very profitable companies do, it's what's needed to permit them to grow. A company need not be profitable to be very successful, just look at Tesla, as long as people believe they'll be successful they're doing just fine. Perhaps the day will come when Tesla makes a profit, but without it, Musk has had little trouble raising the money necessary to keep growing. Frankly, if this company has the sort of success I believe it could, it just might put me into one of their products.

Gary