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I'm skeptical of that, but it is a very clever thought.
However, Lebby can't put out a generic update, but he can still speak at ECOC?
Seems unlikely there is overstocking in preparation for a delay that should not happen again and, I don't believe, could happen again until the following year.
Hey, my lucky number. Must be a good sign! I'll need to confirm with magic 8 ball.
Actually was an interesting day.
backlog from EU sales freeze?
Or just don't have them in a margin account.
Siraj can close a deal. He's always at the SHM and usually standing by Leonberger. He seems fully engaged at the meeting and even gets the mic. I thought maybe after IPGP acquired his company he might take a larger role.
IPG bought Menara because; The acquisition provides IPG entry into the growing optical pluggable systems market and leverages IPG’s international market access outside North America. The combination provides IPG with its own mixed signal ASIC proprietary designs that Menara is vertically integrating into advanced 100G/400G software-defined, flexible and configurable coherent DWDM transceiver modules. It expands IPG's telecom systems product offerings for 100G/400G markets with strong performance, cost advantaged, and accelerated time-to-market attributes. Major customers of Menara include a leading MSO, a large US data center operator and leading optical network system integrators, augmenting IPG’s list of communications network operators and service providers worldwide.
That is a simple, yet brilliant, arrangement. The money is peanuts for a mid/large-cap tech company. An investment like that would probably send us to $5 then closer to $8 before falling back to something reasonable.
A great film about Preston Tucker and his car. "The Car of Tomorrow"
I think Lebby and Karen would like to get away from dealing with annoying microcap investors, so there is that motivation to get acquired. The sales tactics of the local Chevy dealership probably don't apply to big tech. Lebby has clout, if testing goes well it will be salesmanship that's used by the other companies on us. Ideally. If things are less than ideal, we'll suffer.
someone put 10k on the ask here in the U.S. and it got taken quickly, seems there is some actual buying pressure
I was watching the movie Tucker the other day...
Did they reiterate their buy for 2019? I remember in 2018 it was $1.20cad target.
Still looking to repurchase shares at a lower price, hoping for low $9 range.
I say that jokingly, my brokerage account won't allow market orders on any OTC stock. I'm assuming most retail are restricted
I think someone put a market order in instead of limit order and got everyone excited lol
Lebby doesn't look like he's seen any beach sun in about 30 years.
Agree, nice volume bump since it dipped a little. The company needs to get it together and move to NASDAQ to assist momentum and mature.
They could put a short update out that they are xx% through reliability testing, outline where Lebby will be speaking in the next Quarter, throw a thought in from one of the new Advisory Board members. It's not that f-ing hard.
Maybe Intel's lawyers are jamming the radar systems to keep the company from talking. The rest of the tech world is watching with bated breath...
81 cents...
Lebby put himself on this update schedule, not investors.
Excellent question. As for LPC not selling, they don't usually sell daily. They accumulate low and then sell in high volume when the price is higher. Often we have quotes about how many shares a day it takes to keep the company going but that is anecdotal.
I am not a religious man, but I will pray to God tonight there is a deal cooking and Lincoln has about 3 shares in their account.
I could be wrong, perhaps two or even three people with some money spoke to Lebby.
Real-life Best in Show. That's why the stock is up too, no LPC selling without Jim's expert guidance.
It will stop wherever the one new buyer they've found to buy the stock runs out of capital.
You think MGMT would PR issues with the material? I'm not so sure they would have to or choose to, atleast not until it became obvious there was a snag of some sort.
Correct. They enforce arbitrarily at best.
If those two aren't reasons we're waiting, it would be nice to know a couple that are.
You mean the colors next to the current price?
Lightwave Logic, Inc (LWLG)
0.76 ? 0.02 (2.70%)
Black is just flat movement from yesterdays closing price.
I was in another Austrian bio that followed a similar style during their move as a $1.50 stock to a $10-12.
The first time I met Lebby he told me that one of the changes he wanted to make was improving communications that came from the company. Obviously they know investors want information about the testing. The update should include something about it.
I am curious to know why they haven't moved exchanges yet. I would like to see them uplist and change to a news release schedule that lets the U.S. market price the reaction instead of the Australian.
LWLG Announces Electro-Optic Urns to Continue Holding Shares Into The Future.
LightWave Logic is excited to announce a consideration for it's aging shareholder base. When the inevitable occurs you don't want your greedy family selling into an ailing, fragile market. Instead, place your shares in these new electro-optic Urns. Leave The Thinking To Us™ each Urn won't open until Jim Marcelli decides it is the right time. We know what you'll say next; "what if Jim isn't there in the future to decide?" Don't worry, he's going to be here until the end of time.
CEO Michael Lebby had this to say "we realized that whenever an investor dies, that's a real bummer for the share price. In our continued pursuit of methods to offset having to find new buyers for the stock, we had this incredible idea."
Using the Muscle Shoals valuation tool we've determined that the Urns are worth approximately $12,644.70 for every 67,000 shares held.
The Future of Today, Tomorrow.
Fingers crossed, since the 3k/5k testing was not a planned topic at the shm, I do not think they will discuss it specifically. But I would love to be wrong.
Moving to Nasdaq is a process. A company that just popped on good news is not a good candidate to enter the exchange. I'm not sure if the Nasdaq move is just talking from the company to keep investors happy (like when they said they are "looking into ways insiders can buy shares" or "looking into a stock shelf"), strategic positioning, or something else.
As PhotonicsGuy and others have pointed out, a takeover is the most likely outcome. I would be surprised to see us listed on NASDAQ. Success or failure will render it unnecessary.
Guess no one is buying plaid shirts in June.
Copper price is the wildcard. this is my favorite tool for keeping an eye on commodity prices. https://finviz.com/futures.ashx
This provided a quick 33% return for me. I am looking to rebuy my traded shares this month. After July, prices should start to gradually increase.
Anyone care to make a prediction on when the share price/volume will start moving?
A little effort goes a long way. Nurses usually deal with attitude from everyone; patients, family, and the doctors. My grandfather was transferred to a hospital for a major issue last month and one of his care nurses drove 40 minutes to visit and make sure he was being taken care of properly. He's back to normal now and will turn 92 shortly.
My post was just a joke about being one day closer. Sorry if I got anyone's hopes up.
I have it on good authority that after today, we are closer to financing than we were yesterday.