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Cartman 3_16

07/13/20 11:37 AM

#56969 RE: bobbleheadtwin #56968

With all of the delays and BS, I have a hard time seeing a quarter just for reassembly. But I hope you’re right.
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Cartman 3_16

07/13/20 11:38 AM

#56970 RE: bobbleheadtwin #56968

If management didn’t answer your questions, it’s very likely they don’t like the questions. Consider that while pondering possible outcomes.
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JamesE_

07/13/20 7:28 PM

#56982 RE: bobbleheadtwin #56968

25¢? Very possible. My guess is that kiln delivery should add a nickel to our current price and plant completion would put us over a dime... and a photo of a 500-ton pile of coal from a likely customer being tested should take us to 0.15+.
Many other things could boost our pps as well, including related tweets from the UW-SER, news of additional shipments from other interested clients, expected visits by the DOE/NETL to witness the Pristine-M process, positive news articles and company PR, and so on.
So, 0.25-0.30 is not unreasonable even without a contract. Heck, if we're lucky enough to have a whale nibbling at our bait (i.e. a shipment for testing from Coal India), $1 would not surprise me at all.

The thing to remember is that this is a pre-revenue company (other than two small deposits) so the value of CCTC is in the eye of the beholder. Most investors trading CCTC don't have a clue. Early on, CCTC's market cap peaked into the Billions, but that was before investors realized this clean coal tech was little more than a half-baked lab demo. In the decade to follow, this beneficiation technology was refined and perfected into Pristine-M dust-free coal, field-tested at 1/15 scale, independently validated by a prestigious coal-centric university, and patented in dozens of countries around the world. Most recently, the whole pilot plant was redesigned and reengineered based on many months of computer modeling by the School of Energy Resources to improve the process and performance, reduce costs, meet requested requirements by clients (remember those trips to India?), and to facilitate the automatic extraction of valuable byproducts/REMs via a custom-built $1.1M rotary kiln paid for by a University grant and due for delivery this week.
Yet, our current market cap is a laughable $4.5M??
In a few years, there is a real possibility that could be $4.5B!! $$$