RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Great List of What PYR is Up To Melida, only a clown who has not taken Finance and Accounting 101 would make light of going concern note disclosure and liquidity issues. You are out of luck, I've taken 201 and have seen hundreds of companies.
i do note that you are setting yourself up to appear as a guru by predicting that Q3 will continue having the going concern note. Those that have taken 101 know that given the state of the financials, that disclosure is pretty well required by the accounting standards and no professional accountant will put their name on the auditor's report without that note disclosure while the company as it least showing a working capital deficit.
As to the $27 million contract, you are right. The client had kicked some tires. But don't make it sound like they will pay PYR the whole amount if it doesn't deliver. Miss a contractual milestone without being able to address it, and payments stop.
Truth and regular business practices don't trash any agenda. You are getting desperate, your questions are being answered and you can't handle the reasonable answers. But you amp it up by unjustified characterization of posters. Keep it up, makes it easier for others to see your agenda! Cheers.