RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Nothing to Worry aboutBoth Revenue and profit are important.
PYR has low revenue and theri profit depends on their investment on HPQ's share appreciation. Right now, PYR is, on its own, doing maybe .02 each quarter on its own.
This next quarter, HPQ has had share depriciation. It has gone from $1.20 to .84.
That means that you will see a big minus earnings for PYR this Q.
RealistDontalkm wrote: revenue and profit are too different things... look at percent wise... ps. commercializations hasn't happen for pyr till late last year...still bought and held thou :)... enough said...
fdfd12 wrote: Nothing said.
I just did some research on SHOP.
In 2015, its first complete year of earnings, they did Revenue of $205M with 80M outstanding shares. At that time, SHOP had as much potential as PYR does now.
On the other hand, PYR has $20M in sales with 155M shares.
Do the math.
As I said, only thing I question is the valuation.
Go to anyone and ask, "have you heard of SHOP" They all have.
No one has heard of PYR.
SHOP is a household name in investing similar to TSLA.
RealistDontalkm wrote: shopify...enough said.....
fdfd12 wrote: Nothing positive to say about the pumpers.
A lot of positive to say about PYR.
Only negative thing I have said about PYR is its valuation.
For a $1B market cap, you need $200M in yearly sales not $20M.
For now, PYR seems to be on its way.
ottov77 wrote: Don't have that kind of time considering that in one day alone a you posted OVER 30 POST with nothing positive to say. It would be hard to keep up.