Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

RE:RE:Great posts on PYR that left soft bashers on SPEECHLESS!

[developbc]

Most welcome.  Wow today is great time to get in....crazy that anyone would sell on the cusp of so many divisions that PYR is working on that has massive upside!

 

BCONTVentures wrote: Great post, thanks for sharing this.  Remember with PyroGenesis you are buying shares of a company with multiple business lines/divisions (all being executed upon).  This is a buying opportunity today.  PyroGenesis is a fantastic company and a stellar long-term hold.
 

developbc wrote: Hey guys...thought I would share couple of posts from few very educated investors. As mentioned I have discussed PYR w few engineers, investment bankers and analysts etc...so this starkly reminds me of those recent chats. Enjoy!!

@arizona My MBA tells me there is currently no dividend revenue stream that I can discount to calculate a present value for the stock price. My BS in Mech Engrg and understanding of plasma tech tells me however that this company has huge potential. GHG wasn't pressing on the steel boys 5 years ago. Silcon prices hadn't collapsed 5 years ago. I sold capital equipment in the semiconductor industry, and it takes a long long time as a microcap to get a Fortune 500 company even to look at your product, let alone approve it. Often the decision is more about internal politics than tech advantage. The fact that PYR is doing biz with such large customers, SCREAMS loudly about their expertise and about the huge advantages that plama offers. I'll commend you if you are just looking to get some answers to lessen the uncertainty of your decision, but sometimes you have to lean on probabilities. One of the constants in this universe is no risk, no return. We never have 100% of the info we would like before investing. Your Finance/Risk analysis could never have justified buying TSLA, so you missed a 10 bagger+. Financial analysis would never have convinced you to hang on to AMZN in 1999/2000 when it crashed from $107 to $7. Sometimes it's not about seeing the seeds in an apple, but rather it's about seeing the orchard in a seed. Come join us; at a minimum it WON'T be a boring ride.

 Why the share price rise - here's my Readers Digest version. PYR has a potential $3 billion+ market they can capture in steel induration, plus around a potential $300 million in annual torch maintenance revenue. PYR has the best mouse trap and the steel industry needs it. PYR also has the best dros, nano powder, silicon/nano products in the world. PYR is in the catbird seat for now .....


@pennytodollar This is one of the things I don't understand regarding people trying to evaluate speculative investments. Every successful multi billion market cap company had a pre-success and post-success moment and everyone who was in on the pre-sucess moment made huge amounts of money. Trying to evaluate PYR like it is already a large cap makes no sense. Evaluating it like a high risk / high reward speculative investment is the way to go. As such you have two choices if you want to invest 1) if you believe the probability they sink the deals that will put us above the $15 mark is high enough to risk the cost of $3.70 a share, you could stand to make A LOT of money but nothing is a done deal until money is in the bank and there is a chance you lose your entire investment or 2) you wait till it is a done deal, there is money in the bank, and then you are paying $15 a share. The probability of success is edging ever higher (each additional potential client) and fear of missing out for all those willing to take a big risk is driving demand for shares. Why are you even looking at venture stocks if you don't understand this? Also, post weed hype how can anyone not understand this? Pre legalization you had 5 separate companies being valued as if they alone would be supplying the ENTIRE market demand of the nation. Not one actually had reasonable revenue at the time. They were valued at waaaaay higher caps than PYR on roughly the same kinds of potential. Of course they all took a massive beating when it turned out that there was no clear winner and that the market was way smaller than expected - as might happen with PYR, but this is speculative investing. Go invest in blue chip if you want to look at current revenues vs. price.


@pennytodollar This is one of the things I don't understand regarding people trying to evaluate speculative investments. Every successful multi billion market cap company had a pre-success and post-success moment and everyone who was in on the pre-sucess moment made huge amounts of money. Trying to evaluate PYR like it is already a large cap makes no sense. Evaluating it like a high risk / high reward speculative investment is the way to go. As such you have two choices if you want to invest 1) if you believe the probability they sink the deals that will put us above the $15 mark is high enough to risk the cost of $3.70 a share, you could stand to make A LOT of money but nothing is a done deal until money is in the bank and there is a chance you lose your entire investment or 2) you wait till it is a done deal, there is money in the bank, and then you are paying $15 a share. The probability of success is edging ever higher (each additional potential client) and fear of missing out for all those willing to take a big risk is driving demand for shares. Why are you even looking at venture stocks if you don't understand this? Also, post weed hype how can anyone not understand this? Pre legalization you had 5 separate companies being valued as if they alone would be supplying the ENTIRE market demand of the nation. Not one actually had reasonable revenue at the time. They were valued at waaaaay higher caps than PYR on roughly the same kinds of potential. Of course they all took a massive beating when it turned out that there was no clear winner and that the market was way smaller than expected - as might happen with PYR, but this is speculative investing. Go invest in blue chip if you want to look at current revenues vs. price.