PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

Never once in my Career

[tamaracktop]

Have I seen a company think it newsworthy to announce that the CEO of a company has voluntarily terminated a disposition arrangement that has 5 trading days left before it is automatically null and void. This reeks of BS. Anyone who can't see that is quite frankly blind. Tell me this...with the stock at $1.95, how much is he risking by not "automatically" selling in the next week? You better hope it's not much. Furthermore, nothing prevents him from selling personally. This is absolute BS "news", and the market will see through it in a nanosecond.

[Thinkbigsti69]

Better cover your shorts shorter!!!!!  Are you ever going to pay a premium. LOL

[tamaracktop]

You're all either nuts, blind, or both. This company reported second quarter revenues that were down significantly and were comprised entirely of working off backlog. Why can't you see what's right in front of you, plain as day? It's unbelievable. Maybe I should take 3 minutes and post here exactly and precisely many shares of Pyrogenesis your dear CEO has sold since February 2021.

[Gottofly]

If you are going to post what PPP has sold please also include what he still owns and what percentage of his holdings he has sold, that is also part of the story.   Oh and how is XBC, doing for you TT?

[wasitreallyok]

Don't forget about how much he buys as at the end of the selling and buying his total shares owned goes up.

[sorrenson]

Hahahahaha.you can't be this naive.    ... Sells at 2.00.  then prints himself  1.2 million at .58.  Further diluting.  And it appears up June 2023 they can print another...drum roll.  35 million shares..

[tamaracktop]

How many shares he still owns? Who cares? He doesn't. He's already fleeced you, and he's laughing at all of you here while he sells as much as he can, but "diguises" it like the unprecedented "news" today. And he g

[mollyriley]

Please do

[therealmccoy]

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[HARJAY]

From the CEO site -  FYI @MidtownGuy It's just protocol. As Purple and Namazon mentioned, Mellon was running up against the timeline for the ASDP ending. As per the NR, they could have sold a very large amount in the last few trading days, but in the best interest of shareholders, it was decided not to do so. That required cancellation of the ASDP, which required an NR.