RE:"Main problem is nobody trusts the CEO anymore".A bit hard to follow your post futuregains but I agree. I'll restate what I have posted at least a couple of times over the past couple of years:
1. He with the 'gold' (the customer) makes the rules. They will only part with their $$ when they're completely ready. So timing of contracts is
completely out of PYR's hands. The customer is virtually 100% in control of the timing.
2. "You can't push a rope", only "pull". Similar to #1 above, the customer must be motivated to 'pull' on getting any deal done. Many variables here, including that they may now be positioning themselves to get the maximum GHG incentives offered by various govts around the globe. The value proposition that PYR offers with their torches is absolutely there, but IMO govt's are at least partially to blame for the delays with their GHG incentives which are announced (politics) with almost no details, then the same govts
take seemingly forever before they put details in place for accessing those GHG incentives. Meanwhile, the torch deals hang in limbo waiting.
I have absolutely no doubt that the massive deals with come, but IMO it is not PYR that can determine the timing, for reasons given above! Patience is what I keep telling myself! GL to all true PYR longs! Keep the faith!
futuregains wrote: Nobody? I don't think you can speak for "Everybody". Sure some have lost their faith. To those that have I just want to say look at the economic challenges the world has gone through the last 2 years. Take away covid, how would the worlds economies be doing? Probably better than now, right? How about the supply chain issues? Where they there before covid hit? NO! Travel restrictions? Non existent before covid. Someone posted earlier on this board that weak CEO's use covid as a an excuse for poor company performance. Huh! Didn't Elon Musk just revise his production plans for new models supposed to be coming out this year because of supply chain issues? He's a bad CEO with poor vision, right? Bye the way, how smooth was Tesla's road to domination? Smooth? Not really. Clearly the Mesiah of Capitalism is also having production issues. Let's not forget PYR is in a new developing segment of the economy, albeit probably the most important one facing the present world and the future world. But, none the less, a new segment just getting it's footing and momentum going that is also relying on government incentives to give it a boost. We all know how fast governments get things going right? So, in wrapping up I just want to say nobody can make a fair assessment of any growing small cap in today's covid world. To those that think they know, you don't. Hopefully, we are at the end of it and PYR can do it's thing. But hey, it's your money. Do what is right for you and yours. Whatever helps you do you, do that. Either wait it out or move on. Be happy!