RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:PleaseAppreciate you sharing those stocks... Those charts do look nice indeed. But all momentum hits a top at some point, investors take profits, they panic on certain news and sell off, whatever it may be. It is folly to presume a Company cannot grow any more because of its stock performance in a short period of time.
In addition, every company has a unique story that plays out differently. In one, two, three years from now, this 50% dip will be a forgotten blip on the chart of PYR imo. PYR is going through a process of having conservative industrial iron ore pelletizers adopting their green technology. This does not happen overnight, nor should one expect world changing press releases daily (or stock price hike daily). This, again, is folly.
If you don't believe PYR will grow its revenues, I think you're plainly wrong. For a company like this, I am not using the stock price alone as my indicator of the company performance and I wouls consider it a mistake to do so. I evaluate company performance by reviewing the actual fundamentals of the company through its financial reports, note disclosures, interviews and Q&A's and press releases.