RE:RE:Why is not moving up....
it is also the venture, you have people here who are thrilled with a 3 cent gain. Many more who are thrilled with .10 . Price goes up .10 cents on great news and flippers kill the momentum such that it drops a penny instead of flooring forward and all the people who bought at the peak (in this case .60) panic and rush the door to retain whatever they can before their .10 cents down and need to make that much back again before they are in profit. This market doesnt cater to growing companies, it caters to companies that do nothing but pay an income to the owners (not the case for PYR) or are infested with flippers (all venture companies) or both. I dont even mean that flipping is bad, make your money how you do, it just makes it hard for a company to grow. We have confirmation of the CEO buying 3% MORE of the company to 53%, a 6 odd million dollar payment incoming immediately and an NCIB announced (which for every share bought back, half is Peter's, bringing his count up another 3% if all is bought back). This is as clear a case as you can possibly imagine of the CEO screaming at you "this is undervalued" and literally deciding to buy more of it if we investors are having such a hard time figuring out it should be trading higher. NCIB can only buy on a down sell, literally putting his money when is mouth is (and before anyone says it's the companies money, yeah, and he owns more than half the company so half that big 6 million is his)