PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

Hmmm

[tamaracktop]

" the securities regulatory authority in the Province of Qubec, filed with the Superior Court of Qubec (the “Court”) pursuant to which the AMF is asking the Court to determine whether certain documents previously requested by the AMF from the Company are subject to solicitor-client privilege."

What's happening here is that the company is witholding documents claiming hat they're subject to attorney-client privilege.

[Gordinno]

Peter was reported to the AMF and American regulators about misleading info and possible wrong doing when he started bragging about taking people to court. Caught him on the rebound,So it was fair game.All the pumpers were cheering him on,.now silent

[ScienceFirst]

And contrary to what bashers and shorts want to promote, this has absolutely no incidence on the ability for PYR to obtain contracts and have its business lines be successful. Watch Tamarackflop posts 20 posts today and try to make a link between this and the "bankruptcy" he's been promoting so intensively over the next few weeks.  Funny, PYR's had no problem reaching its

[paul03]

You forgot to add the rest of the article. I'll add it just in case it slipped your mind. "To the Company’s knowledge, the investigation of the AMF does not involve any allegations of wrongdoing by the Company. The AMF has neither announced any proceedings nor filed any charges. The Company and its President and Chief Executive Officer will continue to cooperate, if and as requested

[Gordinno]

Yea they investigate when there is no wrong doing Gotcha

[paul03]

Innocent until proven guilty. Wait until you hear more from this. Until then no one can determine the outcome of this. Innocent people have been tried for murder before. Doesn't mean anything until it actually does. I get waiting doesn't really fit with your style, but I'll wait and see what happens with this before commenting further.

[wrongsideoftrax]

Securities investigators coincidentally seem to start these distruptions/legal battles for all the recent companies that were set to disrupt an entire industry.   For example...Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, Uber, XRP/Ripple.. once the suits get settled, every one of these companies blasted off?