Robert: There isn't the slightest connection between FCL and DCHT. The latter is a penny stock scam with little in the way of proprietary technology or R&D capabilities. It is on the edge of bankruptcy, and as a result takes a good percentage of what little cash it has and pays stock promoters to talk up its story wherever they can, so the company can keep selling more shares to stay alive. They, and some investors too dumb to realize they have been lied to, infest the threads of FCL, BLDP, PLUG and its parent MKTY, and other real fuel cell companies, trying to get investors there to put some of their fuel cell investment dollars into DCHT.
Anyone who knows anything about fuel cells or has any experience observing stock promotions laughs at the company's pretenses, and its history of lies to investors, which include, among other things, announcing big contracts that didn't really exist with customers that didn't exist. Nevertheless they keep posting in the hopes that, every now and then, they can suck in another victim.
As should be the case with any investment, I recommend you take a close look at DCHT's SEC filings. The most recent 10-Q: sec.gov
In particular, read the Liquidity section near the end, where the company discusses how desperate it is for cash, and the auditor expresses doubts that it can stay around much longer. I posted some comments on its September 10-Q around November 15th on the DCHT thread.
As a result of my telling you the truth about DCHT, expect to see at least one, and probably a series of posts here by Steve Oshinsky, DCHT's chief promoter, trying to clog up the thread with nonsense to take another try at confusing you into thinking that DCHT is something other than a stock promotion. It isn't. |
