Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

Comments from Midtown on the CEO site re: questions FYI

[HARJAY]

 

@MidtownGuy @theHumanTorch Rodayna and her IR team constantly review everything, usually at least every quarter. It's valuable to have multiple points of access as different investors use different tools. Without checking, I believe the deal with Agoracom is very modest financially. Peter has simply been too busy to actively respond; that said, alot, perhaps even the majority of questions on Agoracom had become questions that could not be answered (as it would be material disclosure), were questions that had been repeatedly asked and answered in the past, or were expressions of frustration in the form of questions -- which by nature are difficult to respond to. Overall, the value of Agoracom is that there is little -- especially in the Canadian marketplace -- for long-form video interviews (with of course due respect to @pennyQueen ... but Penny is American). There's really only TV (BNN and the like), and even if they occurred it would be 2-3 minutes at best. Work pressures have interfered definitely, as have other things: I personally was supposed to do a video interview on Agoracom but I got covid and had to cancel. Just a bit of a lull, but we may use it more when things get back to normal and Peter isn't run off his feet.


@MidtownGuy It's also why the company has curtailed factory tours. There has been requests by some posing as investors, when they likely have other... motivations. It's too much effort to research everyone and their potential reasons for wanting a tour, so in general it's best to just avoid them altogether.


@MidtownGuy @theHumanTorch Rodayna and her IR team constantly review everything, usually at least every quarter. It's valuable to have multiple points of access as different investors use different tools. Without checking, I believe the deal with Agoracom is very modest financially. Peter has simply been too busy to actively respond; that said, alot, perhaps even the majority of questions on Agoracom had become questions that could not be answered (as it would be material disclosure), were questions that had been repeatedly asked and answered in the past, or were expressions of frustration in the form of questions -- which by nature are difficult to respond to. Overall, the value of Agoracom is that there is little -- especially in the Canadian marketplace -- for long-form video interviews (with of course due respect to @pennyQueen ... but Penny is American). There's really only TV (BNN and the like), and even if they occurred it would be 2-3 minutes at best. Work pressures have interfered definitely, as have other things: I personally was supposed to do a video interview on Agoracom but I got covid and had to cancel. Just a bit of a lull, but we may use it more when things get back to normal and Peter isn't run off his feet.

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[ottov77]

What is a politian? Must be so broke on your own bad short plays you can't even afford spellcheck. Talk about "bleeding" .....how about the bleeding my eyes are doing reading your illiteracy all day long?

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[HARJAY]

I have know idea what you are attempting to say.  who has switched sides  Midtown , me the man in the moon. What does politics have to do with what Midtown said.. He explined why Peter wasn't on Agoracom lately and why they would not be doing public tours of the facility . These  were some questions raised here and the Agoracom site by other posters.. Did you not comprehend why

[Zaphod]

I for one, and expect all investors,  am not looking for "answers" from Peter as his are carved in jello jokes. He was given written questions at the AGM which he gives ambiguous answers.  scorpion meet  frog. Midtownguy...AKA.  Steve McCormick.  Vice President, Corporate Affairs is on here and can provide clear  answers to the specific questions.

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