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Do you think your attribution to the price collapse makes for a glowing case for investing into PYR? And if the hope is based on ceasing of stock selling by a major shareholder who has over 60 million shares, do you have any guesses when that may happen? In terms of HPQ, I would just like to clarify that some of the prospective initiatives do not have PYR as the supplier. FSR and QRR (not on the frontburner) do, but batteries and hydrogen are not. Battery market eclipses the fumed silica market and their commercial production (between Novacium and HPQ) is supposed to be on the way and there will likely be updates soon. Fumed silica product needs further refinement to hit the most demanded commercial grade. Hopefully that explains one of the key reasons between the market caps and helps you see things in a more appropriate light. You are welcome.
BIGMOE wrote: Pyro share price collapsed in the last 6 months due to Peter selling every day roughtly 150 k and 50 k shares from 2 account. Selling pressure causing the collapsed and screwing the long term share holders. Pyro market cap now $43 Million. HPQ market cap now $76 Million Now, this does not make any sense. Pyro is the main back bone for HPQ as the technology supplier. On the positive side, I am able to buy Pyro shares at very low price. Once, Peter stop selling and I think the Pyro stock price will recover. My big hope that Client B (Rio Tinto) operations results from 4 plasma torches results should be out very soon. I believe this will be positive and the share price should be back to $10/share.
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