RE:RE:It's the market, not PYR“Bad news have to be release”, true, but what is considered a bad news. If contracts are broken, or there are claims, dispute, or a clients went bankrupt and you won’t get paid, yes, release it, that is bad news.
But let’s say your potential client who bought 1 torch or 4 torches simply decided that it was enough, they don’t need more, it’s not what they first thought it would do or cost or whatever.
PYR wouldn’t have to release anything, there are no contract for future orders, just a cost estimate that the potential client might have just tossed away. Offering, quotes, estimate are conducted all the time between buyer and seller, if no contract comes out of it, it is not a bad news, it is just an opportunity that did not transpire.
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TheShare wrote: As MTG said in previous statements, if there are bad PYR news they have to be pressreleased as well like good news.
Its TSX and Nasdaq rule.
And there are no bad news, only a delay in the timeline.
GLTA