RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Pilot PlantTime will tell if the patient will be richly rewarded. In the meantime let's get the spinco done to allow investors to control whether they are invested in the more risky tech vs. the gold property. Anyone heard if management had some tech tire kickers in town from Europe last month? Cheers, Nap
kade1 wrote: Napoleon001 wrote: This started out as a discussion re: why the share price is sitting around 12 cents with the tech, the gold properties, and the portfolio of quartz properties. We're down 1 gold property since the discussion started with no impact on the share price. And it seems most that post are of the opinion that the royalty deal is not the issue and after all the discussion I'm there also. So we're back to why is the share price so steeply discounted for all of these goodies. I can see the market having some doubt as there is risk with a disruptive technology but the share price doesn't seem to reflect any of the potential. Cheers, Nap
stocknews101 wrote: Market isn't buying any sort of speculative advice from managment these days. They burned that bridge in previous interviews. It's a "put the achievements right beside your mouth" kinda play now!
Nap,
I think it may be something to do with the complexity of this business. It takes a lot of deep technical research on the part of carefull investors, to do a reasonable level of DD. Effectively significantly limiting investor participation.
Only the most knowledgable in a scientific way, would be able to understand the validity of the test results and claims made by the company, it is like a foreign language to most investors.
I believe this is why the market is in a wait and see mode.
The proof of the claims will b e more apparent once the pilot plant gets fired up, almost no scientific knowledge needed to see actual solar grade silicon produced, in realistic quantities.
the lucky ones are those who have put their trust in PYR and HPQ today and bought in at this ridiculsly low price.
All my honest opinion.