I would have sold when it hit its high, but the trading was so good in every stock I would have had a huge capital gain and my tax bill would have been crazy, so I held. But the rest of my holdings are still doing well, except HPQ, so I guess I can always sell for tax loss at the end of the year. As one friend of mine described PYR nice story, but now it's over, that was two years ago when they said that. 

So much promise, so much cash on hand. As soon as the cash on hand from the money they raised when they listed on NASDAQ but once that cash was gone, where did it all go, the market woke up the stock dropped and without any revenue stream stock has kept dropping.

Does the company still employ 120 people? With very little being produced and shipped out the door what would these employees actually do as nothing is being sold. No sales means no production line, with no production line why would they need employees.