PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

Holly cow

[beachbuminMexic]

Fudsters are working overtime...spewing their garbage...why is the question...eh?

[Casavantsghost]

I know right? How else will stock promoters sucker in unsuspecting investor to buy the "Imminent" pitch if people are warning them to be cautious?

[filoux004]

Just think about it...accumulated deficit 106M!!!! Last quarter revenenus barely 3M ...oh I forgot it's an R/D company..glta..

[developbc]

It's hugely misleading OVER and OVER AGAIN when you and your groupies paint these accumulated losses as something negative or liability that needs to be addressed.  These are from years of R&D to get the tech and engineering this far advanced.  And now these are $106M tax credit to offset taxable income for tax free cash flow moving forward. 

[MrForthright]

Excellent point. $106 million in accumulated losses and growing. 

[sumpineh]

 Which, if you listen to developbc, that would be a good thing.It would build up the amount of profit that would be tax free.That assumes that maybe someday they will be profitable.Myself, I would much rather have a capital gain but to each his own.

[raphaelle2]

Too much pie in the sky for these unrealistic forecasts. Drosrite is stumbling and not delivering nor " taking over the industry" as promised.  The torch sale  by thousands certainly not on the agenda of the majority of large iron ore producers. Some others new projects have potential, but so far from reaching competitive stage and large scale production. IMO, lack of focus is

[MrForthright]

very smart comment

[ScienceFirst]

Raphaelle2 ... You were turning HPQ's CEO Bernard Tourillon and PYR's technology into ridicule couple of months ago about their ability to be credible and succeed on the silicone expertise. Looks like he succeeded to transform low purity quartz into 4N purity silicone. HPQ PUREVAP(TM) Gen3 QRR Delivers Even Higher Purity Levels (99.96%) in a Single Step https://stockhouse.com/news

[raphaelle2]

Let me put it that way so you can understand:  Vacuum carbothermic reduction of silica at LAB scale is not new. Plenty of published results in the scientific literature. ( mainly from Korea/ Japan by the giants of electronic industries). The challenge for everyone, incl HPQ  is to scale it up from lab sample size to industrial scale production. ( = time and $$$$). They say that they have

[ScienceFirst]

Raphaelle2 ... You post like someone that never innovated!  Your posts are not impressing anyone as you cannot even mention one thing about their technology that sets them apart, that is different from the actual standards, yet you say anything they try cannot and will work!  How amusing is this! You also discredit ALL their business lines, which only shows your FUDster agenda. You

[raphaelle2]

Lets talk about innovation! I have 38 individual Int patents under my name ( with collaborators) for a total of more 400 patent family! What about you? GLTA

[ScienceFirst]

Wow!!! So looks like PYR is a threat to your company. I work for a company that has the most number of patents in the world.  7 Nobel prizes. We never down play any competitors like you do.  Because we know nothing about their secret environments. You sound like an amateur that doesn't have the scientific and innovation attitude and spirit. ____________  

[ScienceFirst]

Raphaelle2... Wow!!!  Is this your best??? Parralilism, doing things in parallel, while waiting for some activities to complete, in order to maximize/exploit the talent of your resources, seizing opportunities, diversify, etc ... are things you're not able to manage???    "They say that they have a " breakthrough" . Fine. Then, why  they keep talking