RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The return of LastZazSorry about reality.. If you're gonna repost someone else make sure the last message they posted wasn't bailing out of stock market and going to cash.
So please do explain why a shorter would want to keep a stock down. They profit on the bounce then collapse when people realize the pumping is just that .
it was 12. Its 1.90...Im thinking the few shorters are well in the money.
Tesla shorters lost 8 Billion then made 50 billion..Shopify and GameStop are bigger and cant even imagine the numbers.
Please explain why there is almost zero institutional investment 1 percent I believe. Clearly they should be jumping in.
Then explain why the CEO would sell millions of shares near a multiyear low when the long delayed biggest torch contract is just weeks away..or the pfas is just being tuned or drosrite contracts are coming.....Please do tell .
And shorting isn't illegal but pumping is.
BCONTVentures wrote: What's your issue/problem there sorrenson? If you don't like the direction of the company then sell your shares and move on. But, you don't have any shares (who would constantly "talk down"/post garbage on a stock they own?) and most likely sorrenson is a shorter trying to keep the price down. So carry on you classless act.
sorrenson wrote: When "he" wrote that the stock was 4 down from 12....its under 2 now and it looks like he ran for cover in March..
But please do keep up the pumping...as the CEO keeps selling with only 3 weeks till Brazil " news" Care to pick your excuse now.?
BCONTVentures wrote: An older post worth re-reading and re-posting, thanks to LastZaz for this.
Note that Peter Pascali (PYR's President and CEO) has been with PyroGenesis since 1992 and owns approximately half of the outstanding shares. Peter has invested millions of his own money (through private placements, etc.) to fund and support PyroGenesis. This speaks volumes to the amount of support that Peter gives to PyroGenesis and to where Peter knows where PyroGenesis is headed to.
PyroGenesis is a fantastic growth stock with green ESG products/solutions. Plus PYR has multiple business lines/divisions, all being executed upon: torches for iron ore pelletizing/steel/cement, DROSRITE, 3D Printing/Additive Manufacturing, Waste Destruction/Additive Manufacturing, RNG with Pyro Green Gas, plus all the work/collaboration (and royalties/ownership options) with HPQ Silicon.
The doubling of both employees and manufacturing space over the past 18 months is a great sign. Also, look at the experience on the Board of Directors, Peter has put together a great team.
Like Peter says "We are Building a Dynasty". There is so much going on with PyroGenesis. Plus PYR recently joined two new indexes.
Also remember “The stock is not the company. And the company is not the stock.”
Long and Strong in PyroGenesis!
LastZaz wrote: My suggestion to those posting their concerns... stop panicking. There is clear manipulation to push SP down, and FUD is causing retail investors to sell off. I see similar issues in other small caps. No real reason for the drops. The market itself is quite volatile and likely will be for the foreseeable future. We may even see a market crash. But don't let that concern you if you are in for the long haul.
Many of us who added to our positions on the big run up to $12 must be upset, yes...
But don't let your emotions get the best of you. The prospects for this company are still there, the markets are still there, the business is still there, the growth is still there. If you do your due diligence, you can understand why these big deals are taking time. However, all signs indicate step by step Pyro is checking off the boxes and gradually these large iron ore pelletizers have every intention to adopt Pyro's torch technology.
Further, you have other potential business lines and growth opportunities supplementing revenue growth, such as the PFAS waste destruction, DROSRITE, and so on. All of these business lines, PYR has just started to scratch the surface... The reality is, if you are a forward thinking and long term investor, nothing has changed... there is a lot of potential here, and I think in time more institutional investors (and retail) will realize this. If you want to make money, you must be committed to your strategies and trust your due diligence. Concerning yourself over unrealized losses at this stage in Pyro's growth is silly to me. Put PYR in the back of your mind, look out for press releases, follow their financials and reassess every few months. Don't sit here clammoring over low volume price swings. We all know how fast the SP can bounce up. Remind yourself of why you invested in the company and get on with your life... keep saving your money and diversify to reduce your risk... and if you made mistakes with your buying/selling of PYR as a short term trader... accept your failures, learn from them and move on.
As a long, I am not concerned as I worry about business operations, not share price when it comes to a growth story in such a unique business like PYR... GLTA.