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.