RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Chain of events.Anyone with any simple investment prowess understands the iron ore companies are pumped in the capital preservation war against draconian Government regulations. Pizzimg money out the window for carbon taxes doesn’t excite them much.
These iron ore companies are frothing at the mouth for this technology that will in the end, allow them to KEEP that money. This technology that they want YESTERDAY, has a capital payback curve, otherwise they would just chock up the tax as a cost of doing business.
So if they negotiate to a $1 million per torch deal, whatever? It’s still a c r a p ton of money coming into PYRO’s coffers? It will have an astronomical effect to the positive on the share price.
Either way, you will continue to subtly bash because you play the short game honey. We know it.. It’s transparent.
quote=fdfd12]One thing I would like to add, if you guys think that the deal will be for 100 torches, that is $3M US for each, then that makes a sale of $300M US!!
They have only $5M right now. How will they come up with the money to make
those 100 torches? I assume that it must cost them maybe $100M to make them for a profit of $200M. They would probably issue serious shares to get the money.
Breizh1 wrote: Ye, right ; stock manipulator! I agree.
It takes one tp know one as they say.!
Snake!
developbc wrote: You better cover your short position asap.
Your feeble attempt to spread lies and twisted false information is stock manipulation..which is highly illegal.
Long and strong PYROGENESIS
Satxxx wrote: That's not true Sandysouci. I do like the business PYR is in. But to reduce risk. I'd like to see money that is not evident in the company. Then risk will be reduced and, funds permitting, I will acquire shares. Part of my investing strategy is to acquire shares in good businesses such as PYR. But most of my stocks are known names such as AMD, CRWD, IMMU (just sold), BYND, RH, etc. Small caps on Canadian exchanges are EFL.TO, EXRO.V, AT.TO, NXO.V etc. Small caps are a small portion of my investments and, after a year or so are disposed of if they are not performing. Today, I plan to acquire shares of a very small cap stock on the venture.
I probably irritate some when I stated that PYR needs cash. It does as far as I can see. I would like to see them sell shares to get $20M but it's up to management.
The tone of my response reflects the tone of the post I am responding to. I do not generally use language I've used here for other posts, not yours.
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