PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

RE:RE:PyroGenesis is reaching-out to customers

[Sandman852]

Teeoff01 wrote:

Well said, there isn't another company trading at these levels quite like this company, a true Canadian diamond in the rough, that Peter believes will see the value it deserves when it's listed on the NASDAQ from the looks of his interview with Proactive Investors this past week.

I'd be hard pressed to imagine the backlog we see today is all that is brewing behind closed doors.  Regardless, approximately 30-40 million dollars in revenue is essentially coming in over the next 12 months as it stands today (once the Navy contract is added to the backlog shortly).  I will continue to post regularly, and ask that those who continue to bash this company check back a year from now.  I imagine things will be much different on all fronts, and in an entirely positive manner.  I'm a long investor and so I have a very low time preference, short term for me may be very long term for others.  I continue to emphasize that this company is de-risked entirely relative to where we were 2-3 years ago, and yet the SP is basically unphased in lieu of that.  This continues to afford all investors a tremendous buying opportunity to participate and add exposure to a once in a lifetime type investment. Enjoy the rest of your weekends.

     WHat this BB needs is more unbias posters who can see the whole picture without only looking at what MIGHT happen if everything suddenly goes great. Note - i will reiterate I have held this stock long enough to have fully paid for all 40k shares that i still hold and will likely hold until it either DOES what PPP says it will do or it tanks or gets privatized at a slightly higher price than today.  

    The facts : 
      -   IF YOU HELD HPQ you should be choked at PPP's comment on u tube that their work was left undone while the company worked on getting these other projects ?  First HPQ had paid for the work. Second there is NO update on the solar grade silicon but they have stated they will try to do silicon powder  ?  IS that an admission of failure ? 
      MORE IMPORTANTLY how on earth are they going to complete 29 - 40 million in backlog if they couldn't even do the work commisioned by HPQ  ?  Don't tell me the side work was more taxing than the 3o mm in backlog will be .
      So that means we are now waiting for that elusive down payment.  
     The next issue....In 2015 PYR signed a big contract to produce additive machines for a chinese firm..  Same statement made then.  the downpayment will cover production costs ..Well it turned out they lost money on the first one made and had to cancel the remaining order just to save money.  Not sure what that cost but it does speak to whether or not they have a full understanding of production costs
    But regardless they have NO money to speak of and there is no way they can finance 29MM in production regardless of what they are intimating. To increase production from 7 MM for the year to 30 plus will cost a lot of money and will require a lot of materials and labour which don't come easy.  All this without the need for cash ?   NOT LIKELY 

      So i have my concerns and hope that PPP makes statements that make sense and address these issues rather than constantly promoting the upside that has yet to come to the forefront.  Proof is in the pudding and right now we need to see that long promised, never realized turn to profitability that has always been "imminent"