RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:MARKETfdfd12 wrote: I agree we are in wait and see period BUT.
Below may be too complicated for the non mathematicien.
In my many years of investing, my view it the following.
Hypothetical example:
If there is a 50% chance that PYR will have an order of 200 torches by Christmas and if it comes to fruition, the stock price would be $20, then the stock price RIGHT NOW should be
half way there to $20 form $4.
PYR should be $12 since the market views a 50% chance of this happening. Once it happens, the the price would go to $20.
This is NOT happening.
kingscorpion wrote: Fd we are the market or shall I say part of the market The s.p at current price suggest wait and see approach by market and that in turn means market DOES NOT KNOW WHATS GOING ON WITH NEGOTIATIONS IF MARKET KNEW WHATS GOING ON THEN THE S.P WOULD HAVE GONE UP OR DOWN DRASTICALLY ALSO IF MARKET KNEW THEN H THAT MEANS THERES A LEAK IN THE NEGOTIATIONS AND SOME ONE WILL GET FIRED
Very much wait and see - no man's land. I think valued only on believing that there will be a contract signed over the next few weeks, as time is passing and Peter suggested in his response to the BNN interview. But he did not let on the potential sizes of initial orders and too many here are stuffing his mouth with their own wishful thinking. The initial order or orders with more than 1 client will bring commercialization credibility and then the potential of entire plants and multiple plants becomes much more real. Like it or not, successful trials in terms of "modelling" leave many investors and analysts a little bit unclear of what that means. Especially when claiming that to have something new and different than other potential competitors. Only those in the business, and that have been part of this, will know the details. We just hope to make a boatload of money and have to wait to see how this will roll out. I am always right....because I balance my views with available information.