Although I wouldn't mind having a signed agreement even with less profit for the first client.

I am 100% behind Peter.  It takes time and a lot of details before closing deals because profitability is in the details.

But it's coming.

Today we have seen why you should not give deadlines on a project/agreement.  Because it turns into panic when there are normal deadlines (natural as Peter says so well).  Peter always announced deadlines for client A but the tension was increasing so much that buyers didn't want to buy until they got confirmation from a client and sellers sold on false information from a commentator who didn't even call PYR to inquire before publishing.

But, despite the NDAs, Peter was able to give us a little more information to remove the investors' fears.

I'm not happy to see the stock drop but do you really think that Peter would say false information on official forums?  He could be sued if he was lying.

And, with the 3 big contracts delivered this year (Drosrite, tunneling, US Navy and soon pelletization) I think Peter is delivering what he says.  You have to trust sometimes.

And Peter is the biggest shareholder of PYR and he hasn't sold anything yet...NOTHING...

when it could have been very very big...

Think about it and relax

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