RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:ALL DONE -- reduced my positionIt is not an uncommon story. Folk dream of riches but when big moves come and they are real, temptation to take the bird in the hand is there. To each his own, but on these boards too many talk a big game while they are trading small. Whatever, it is just funny to me.
Stubbyinsider wrote: I feel you and I know that same guy.... poor fella. What could have been for him if he had some larger foresight. But seriously, I know a guy here in London that did that exact thing, literally missed out on millions. Not I, not on PYR will I make that mistake. C long. Out.
canyousayiii wrote: A fella I know was in SHOP IPO. Very happy he with the $50k or so he made on a double. Just over 1,000 or so shares and believed it was going to be big, but once it started moving fast, it was a lot of money quickly. Nice coin, made a difference. $1,250+ SP increase three years later......oh, well....$50k win in a couple of years is something that most Canadians can't dream of. Good for him. Let's see where we are by Christmas...maybe you should have sold all.
politicat wrote: Sandy ---
There seems to be more than a few posters here that are more than willing to risk YOUR money on maintaining a large position on PYR.
How dare you sell some of your "wishy washy" position of 200,000 shares. It is just 750,000 dollars. come on ...!
And leaving yourself with just 100,000 shares ... clearly you are not a true disciple of Saint Pete.
Truth is you did the right thing.
Short term - PYR is a more risky play after the update because Client B and C have been defined short term - no big home run contract. Up next ... Client A.