Post by
Holdrrrr on Oct 30, 2023 4:32pm
So let me get this straight
One major contract would be worth near a billion dollars. Now there's thousands of these torches that need replacing, then servicing.
So "if" pyr say refitted all of rio tinto, and vale torches let's be conservative at 10 billion. Pyrs stock price would be over $20 as an estimate.
Now, to drive the company down selling relentlessly at under a dollar, even accepting the losses in doing so, you could the then accumalate a mass of shares near 50 cents.
Once you hold a giant stake, pyrs market cap is now at $80m, you put in a very handsome takeover bid.
If that bid is declined, it's a zero loss, as the price will rise to over $20 "if" you had knowledge these deals were sure to happen.
Comment by
Holdrrrr on Oct 30, 2023 4:42pm
So even if pyr declined the bid, and the party seeking to acquire the company had amassed as an estimate 50 million shares, at a million dollar paper loss, at say an average cost of $2. They still stand to make a fortune if the deal is rejected, and the torch deals come to fruition. However, one would have to be certain, or %99 sure these deals were going to happen to take on this risk.
Comment by
Holdrrrr on Oct 30, 2023 4:43pm
Mind you I'm only using estimated numbers here, just going off the general idea
Comment by
Holdrrrr on Oct 30, 2023 4:47pm
And to add, paying a group of people to smear the company online would be mere pocket change. Maybe they are not all paid, but I certainly believe there are several of them, with multiple accounts. But that's just a part of the bigger picture here
Comment by
Holdrrrr on Oct 30, 2023 4:52pm
And of course add in disgruntled investors who bought the top, adding to the smearing and appearing they are doing so for the same reasons, but they are not
Comment by
sumpineh on Oct 30, 2023 5:02pm
Holdrrr,36 posts over 24 hours. You must be after the record. Otto77 take note