With the first part I completely agree, NO ONE knows what the throughput to PCTL is for Distributor generated sales. Couple pennies, couple of bucks, maybe both, who knows, not you, not me, not disassociated distributors. Additional income to PCTL as we understand it is also the leasing of the machine to make those products. I'm sure there's also a mark-up when a distributor sub leases equipment. A wholesale to retail model. If the PCTL mothership makes the fluids all proceeds benefit PCTL. I gotta go out on a limb here and say that there is a minimum agreed to price to keep the field even. i.e. Lease machines to level 3's then cut the fluid price out from under them, not cool.
And the shares out the back door "conspiracy". The T/A would be reporting those, (gold standard) or are these the "fresh off the printer" kind. So please walk me through how the CEO benefits from a low SP? If the SP tripled, every share that PCTL issued (diluted if you like) would cause 3X cash to the company coffer. Lenders would love to get massive quantities of higher priced stocks ...right? I read somewhere Gary's compensation is already set, measured against performance/achievement metrics.
MY theory SP is ripe for a buy back.
SP would be a suppressed state.
New York is a depressed state.
Just checked Amazon,
Pure and Clean (a PCTL distributor) One gallon Hydrolyte 49.99
Amazon Brand, one gallon of purified water 0.89
GLTY have a nice weekend.
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