RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:GROSS MARGINSIt won't take much time to do that research.
PYR is $800MM market cap with present revenue of around $38MM per year.
No where near enough to support that.
That is why the stock is dropping as I write this.
We need contracts for torches.
canyousayiii wrote: That is certainly what the financials show. Since you are concerned whether people will interpret this or anything correctly, why don't you do a CFA-type valuation analysis on PYR and assess the current fair value of PYR's shares? Or why do you ask questions where the answers are provided. Anyhow, your analytical research and recommendation may help folk decide what to do with them. Looking forward to it even though such analysis should take a bit of time to do!
fdfd12 wrote: Fool or no fool the bottom line is that they sold products which had lower
margins than other quarters.
I will not sell shares but some people may not read in detail and see the lower margins
and sell.
Let's hope not.
canyousayiii wrote: If you looked at the breakdown of revenues by products, you will notice that they are drastically different than Q3 2020. ATS accounts for close to $4 million while they did not own it last year. That is easy to see....and then if you don't want to use your investment experience where you should be reviewing financial statements, just read the confirmation provided by the company in the news release. You may be no fool, but you are either too lazy to read what is presented and think, or you have a clear agenda to deliberately confuse or just be one of those fools that entertains themselves here.
fdfd12 wrote:
First of all, I am no fool.
Product mix may be the answer. It has to be confirmed by the CEO not by you.
It is easy to say product mix if the margins drop but we need confirmation.