When those closest to the coal face make a financial commitment, such as we have just seen, to the future success of a company,  which is in the final phases of commercialisation, we are surely moving into a degree of confidence as shareholders that is beyond mere speculation.  

When the CEO has stated being “humbled” by the interest shown in his product offering by tier one companies, to me it is purely academic who those companies might be.  We have crossed the Rubicon in PTI’s development strategy.

 I can understand the fraustration shown here for investors to obtain some return after so many years of waiting, but there is little value in building a sense of anxiety about whether others have not worked out the value that this investments idea represents, such is the nature of finacial markets driven by sentiment.

What has been heralded by the Sedi Fillings, the finacial package arranged and the brimming confidence of management regarding their preparations made to satisfy customers, is about as good as it gets to my mind in derisking Venture Capital investments.

The gloomy silence, the dry mouths the desire to get on with it is all part of going over the top and striving to reach the battle objectives set for this company.  This is no time for feint hearts, recognise that we are going into this with all the benefits of careful preparation and planning and with every chance of success. The rest will be history, but personally, I like our odds for success.  

What more could you ask for as an investor.  A Dolorean, Marti and the Prof perhaps to go back to the future?

Sula