Replies to post #158555 on PCT Ltd (PCTL)

[niczar]

Great post!

Common denominator that limits a lot of the positive points you bring up ...........Gary Greco.

Status quo until he's out of the CEO position.

JMO

[Long term]

Are we approved by all 4?

https://ewco.com/tab-regulation

Here's something we could use to make projections.

https://ewcostore.com/e1200phc

[gosox12]

Egold, re: your DD

Thanks much for your response. I would certainly encourage you to repost your DD and the news on the Ag front.

Regards

[skitahoe]

Egold,

I think your post is essentially on the money, but I also believe that Gary G had valid reasons to believe in the $4 million figure he expressed for last year, and he has valid reasons for anticipating $10 million this year.

I don't know what others thought, but I still believe that in time PCTL Europe will be bringing in many millions annually. I think GaryG thought that would be the case last year, but clearly it wasn't. Let's see how this develops in the next few years, $10 million a year or more could easily come out of Europe alone if the British act on there plans to sanitize their hospitals.

As for petroleum, lets see how our products do in trials. All the early evidence seems to say it's going well. If that's the case, do people here believe that Maverick will be the only company looking to buy millions of gallons from us. I frankly believe that worldwide, the potential will go into the hundreds of millions or more, but it won't happen instantly, as we don't have the capacity. I expect the number of Level 3 distributors to grow substantially, and over time multi-million gallon orders may be filled with the combined efforts of multiple Level 3 distributors plus the company. Much the same may be true for agriculture once the benefits are established.

I do believe Gary G owes us an update on things like the status of moving to the OTC as well as the trials. I believe if the first quarter results due in a month show growth that warrants the $10 million estimated for the year the share price will be up dramatically. We don't need to do $2.5 million for the quarter, but something in the $1 million range would show the growth needed to ultimately reach the overall goal by the end of the year.

Gary

[emit]

Except for Xenex stealing our thunder.
the wet spraying everything is a hassle, xenx it's done in a flash.
tough row to hoe, give me .03 i want more crypto.


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[snow]

Egold "at the same time reducing losses by over 40%.." I thonk the loss you refer to is pretty irrelevant. You refer to the loss to the tune of a double-digit number of million dollars. This loss depends on the vslue of the stock price (derivative debt). The more interesting loss is the operating loss which was only reduced by about 20% from about 1.7 million dollars to about 1.4 million dollars. The latter is a very big loss in view of revenues of 2.5 million dollars. Since only a low percentage of increased revenues does not also result in increased costs normally it will take a big increase in revenues just to break even.

"My take is commercial use of their fluids will continue. Doubt very much restaurants, schools Ect. will stop disinfecting even when Covid has run it's course. Imo life has changed in that respect."

It is now pretty well demonstrated that the covid 19 virus almost completelyspreads through the air and not by touching surfaces an infected person has touched. Therefore a lot of the precautions taken in the past have been misguided. It is to be hoped that people will start to act based on knowledge and not misunderstandings.

"HAI's have been a a ongoing issue for years." That is correct and very relevant. The Annihilyzer system is in this context very valuable and could provide a lot of revenue in the future if PCT were able to lease a lot of these systems to US hospitals. The problem is that this is financially difficult for a company in a very poor financial position since revenues come in over several years.

The O&G provides most of the real potential of PCT the way I ss it. But at this stage it is unknown how good that potential is in real fact.

[AfternoonDelight]

Outstanding post!

As usual, I appreciate yours and aandt's most-excellent DD and connecting the dots for those of us that are DD-challenged.

I've said this many times, but like you, I initially invested in PCTL because of one thing and one thing only: HAI prevention. As you pointed out Healthcare Associated Infections (HAI's) are a MULTI-billion dollar liability to healthcare and insurance hospitals. According to a google search: "The overall direct cost of HAIs to hospitals ranges from US$28 billion to 45 billion.

The indirect costs associated with HAI's is estimated to escalate into the $150 Billion range. Currently my aunt is entering her seventh week of a post-op hospital stay for a back surgery (that should have been a couple days in the hospital) because of a terrible HAI she got that has ravaged her neck and spine. She will have grotesque life-long scarring and it almost killed her. Totally preventable and completely unacceptable.

That portion of PCT's business model is still attractive to me and as you said, while covid helped PCT generate additional and unforeseen profits through fluid sales, it severely hampered them and in some cases completely SHUT DOWN hospital installations because of covid protocols.

The most attractive thing to me as an investor and someone who doesn't knee-jerk every time the share price pops or dives is the O&G sector. The AG applications are encouraging as well.

The future is bright for this company. I agree wholeheartedly with everyone else that there HAS to be a change in management and they need some new, more polished, energetic, and professional additions to the team.

With the right leadership the sky is the limit.

Roll PCTL Roll