RE:RE:Recognizing opportunities in the small cap marketExactly, Vitreous Glass and PyroGenesis are 2 vastly different companies. Vitreous (VCI) takes recycled glass bottles, crushes the glass, and then converts it into cullet form to be sold to insulation companies to be made into insulation (fiberglass insulation). Basically VCI has one business line/division. PyroGenesis on the other hand is a world leader in plasma technologies. PYR has patented technology and solutions and uses plasma for multiple applications/business lines: Torches for Iron Ore Pelletizing/Steel/Cement, US Tunneling, 3D Printing/Additive Manufacturing, DROSRITE, PUREVAP, US Navy/Environmental/Waste Destruction, plus other uses. PyroGenesis has multiple business lines/divisions, all being executed upon. Exciting times for PyroGenesis! Long and Strong in PyroGenesis!
developbc wrote: " In the meantime, as I always say, these are
only my thoughts & opinions. If you have questions or comment"
Btw everyone this is not an article. Just his thoughts/opinion on price action chart etc .....yet knows absolutely nothing about Pyrogenesis. Not one mention of any of the divisions and verticals explosive growth potential etc.
Long and strong PYROGENESIS!
greyswan wrote: Many opportunities present themselves in the small cap market – the trick is recognizing them for what they are. The following link discusses Vitreous Glass and Pyrogenesis, two very different companies that trade on the TSX Venture who have provided significant returns for investors, but in very different ways.
Vitreous Glass and Pyrogenesis – two very different TSX Venture opportunities