Well, you got it all figured out, don't you?
It won't take long for clarity to come. I believe the Q1 will address many of those issues.
Just thinking about the logic of your POV.
I wonder why Rosen had to loan PCTL all that money, millions, to build equipment. Why did he give them friendly financing? After all, he has an NDA; PCTLs finances were an open book to him, all their orders, everything, so he had the best DD. Better than you or I.
Based on that DD, he made the friendly loan for millions and financed whatever they needed to meet orders.
Regarding the Yield sign, once the Q1 is filed, the issue will be a distant memory. It's not a biggy.
The beauty of what Gary did in focusing PCTLs attention on hospitals and Oil and Gas, is this; PCTL wasn't reliant on the pandemic at all.
Maybe you didn't know this. HAIs in the UK NHS medical system was why PCTL was hired, not COVID, lol. And if you read up on it, it is still the focus. Why Because? The NHS spends 3 to 4 Billion dollars on HAI's annually. That is their biggest expense. PCTL has successfully reduced HAIs in every hospital they have serviced, saving lives and money.
Oil revenue is not dependant on the pandemic either.
Why don't you read some of the DD from hates liars, aandt, egold or me, and you will feel better knowing what's actually going on.
Sure would have been unwise of Mr. Rosen to make those loans to a company going out of business. Don't you think? And believe me, Brett Roden is a very, very sharp businessman.
In my conclusion, PCTL is not going out of business or even in danger of going out of business. On the contrary, they are breaking out with new business and revenues, and they needed to make a lot of equipment and get it out to customers with urgency,. Sound like the UK is up and running.
We will see! best wishes
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