The difference here to me is we are finally seeing REAL parts in real products, as opposed to continual "development" or "validation" projects with various companies that never lead to any sales. More and more market acceptance should be coming since there are now some successes to point to. The number of parts needing conduction or EMI shielding is going to grow exponentially, with powertrain electrification, more sensors needed on vehicles due to autonomous driving. Anyone who is moderately aware of what is going on in the auto industry cannot deny this. I'm not a pumper saying that this guarantees that Electriplast is going to be used in all these applications, but there is huge opportunity if they play their cards right.
Day traders are going to cause the massive price fluctuations, but this does not matter in the long run. Also there is probably still a lot of doubt in the market based on past unfulfilled promises made by this company, but this will also diminish over time if they can continue to land projects.
