RE:RE:Not bad at all!An older post by KaiserSoze worth re-reading and re-posting. KaiserSoze has some great posts on the aluminum industry, see his post history.
KaizerSoze wrote: Anyone familiar with heavy industry know very well that when introducing dispruptive technology or any new technology or equipment requires an enormous amount of time. These things don't happen overnight. To these industry giants like RT, 6 months is nothing on their time line. They think in terms of years ahead. The business case is built on multiple layers that has to be explored, checked off and green lighted. All kinds levels of management and engineering involved in the process before final investment decision is made. The fact that Pyro has gotten to this stage with players like RT is massive. Let me say that again so it sinks with you...Massive. Once you're in the door with these companies it's for decades, not to mention the domino effect of getting set up with other smelters in their fleet that is world wide. There will always be haters such as yourself spreading fud to incite fear to shareholders. For all those Pyro share holders I say just be patient. You don't want to be that guy who says, jeez I once had shares in that company but got impatient and sold too early