RE:RE:RE:RE:Questiontamaracktop wrote: tamaracktop wrote: "Personally I couldn't own PYR, but I fail to see the point of dedicating one's life to posting thousands and thousands of posts about it's supposed imminent demise."
"Dedicating my life"?
Not at all.
If you fail to see the point, it's hardly your concern.
I have my reasons, most of which are related in one way or another to my earlier comments about not suborning "unmeted justice".
Personally, I think that many unsuspecting shareholders here have, and still are, being fleeced.
Whern this turns down again, if it hasn't already started today, I think it will be a quick trip.
It won't be drifting lower towards new lows, like it was in the low forties in late March and early April, it will have a head of steam.
Momentum in the wrong direction for the longs.
My opinion, in a nutshell.
Not a popular one.
The move from Yesterday's high to today’s low at .60 has been EXACTLY 20%.
In less than a day.
Momentum, in this he wrong direction .
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That 58 level that would signify a new bear move is very suddenly very close.
The stock hasn't even traded flat today after yesterday's pullback.
A close near the day's low would be ominous.
Welcome to the world of relatively thinly traded small caps. I'd tell you that your always wrong technical analysis has no place here, but you'll just keep posting it anyway, as you always have on other boards where it had no place. This stock moves in ways that defy logic, technicals, and news.
You don't even have a bull stock to root for anymore as the only ones you've supported on stockhouse for the past 17 years all crashed and burned. Does that tell you anything?
Maybe time to get a new hobby and check in every month or so to see if you were right or wrong. No question in my mind the first thing you do when you wake up and the last thing you do before going to sleep is check this board. Short term that may be ok, but this long term obsession just isn't healthy.