RE:Talk about losing all credibilty... I sold my shares at $.48 & $.475. I bought the dip for a flip because even I thought they were oversold. I sold again this week at $.49; Someone's gotta make a buck from this thing.
I didn't want to hang in till the end of the month. When the Q4/full year 2019 financial results are released on April 30 as expected is highly likely they'll show another massive yearly loss and burst a few bubbles... again. Since the massive payments announced in Oct didn't materislize then, and only $1.44M annihnced in March, it's likely the 1Q '20 results expected to be announced May 30 probably show another quarterly loss. A few bucks announced in early April for the torch project won't be enough to produce a Q2 profit unless more comes in. If the 'weekly' payments from the DI contract had arrived Peter would have announced them. Too much risk and grab the rewards when available. Even Topseeker, in his current post, is looking out 3 years at an optimistic SP. Dreamers dream and practical investors/traders act. Good luck all longs and Happy Easter!
Kongratulation wrote: Our resident basher Bytheriver, stated that he sold all his share after the new year. Most probably around between $.48 and $.39...
11 days ago (March 31, 2010) he posted the following :
Bytheriver wrote: If the PYR management would just execute what they state in their press releases there could be an enormous opportunity for investors to do very well. If history has shown contracts don't transpire as expected and payments don't arrive when they say they will credibility suffers. Almost nothing hurts a company's growth more than the loss of management's credibility. If they would just wait until things actually happen to announce them it would create more demand for shares and that would be reflected in the share price.
You would think that someone making such a post would not be owning any shares of PYR...
Yet, the day after, On April 1, 2020... he posted...
Bytheriver wrote: Moorage... I'm long. I bought back in on the dip. I can be a shareholder and still speak my mind. I call them like I see them regardless. Surprised?
My guess is that his comment of having bough back on the dip was his April fools day statement...
Or maybe he just got squeeze out of his short position and bough back...