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More LPC selling. They seem to be more tactful about it than in the past. I guess it's their Platinum level treatment since they've made so much money off us. Or maybe a few squeaky wheels helped.
An informative quarterly update runs us up to .89.ish. Then it will fizzle out again while we get the cold shoulder for the following 3-8 months.
LPC doesn't want to fill my bid.
Stock feels like it wants to move.
I guess you could say it was priced in
I was listening to the Kern County police scanner for a little bit after it happened yesterday. Now everyone is talking about how "The Big One" is way overdue. For Lebby's own safety he should move from CA to CO.
I think Lincoln always knows more than any retail investor. After all, they have such a great relationship with Jim! Lincoln writes their paychecks and where are you at with this testing isn't exactly hardcore information, they've just made it seem like it is.
Since Lincoln doesn't seem to be dropping shares on us, I'm guessing testing is going well.
I haven't seen that gem before, it predates me. Someone needs to tell Lebby to start writing PRs like Jim was 7-8 years ago.
I was talking to the Ice Cubes the other day, she was asking for your number. Yea, it's 555-...
I am too. I'm kind of curious if Lincoln is switching things up a little. A bottom here instead of .10 lower shakes everyone riding their coattails off.
I have a 20k bid in at .71. See if Lincoln bites on it.
We've been hearing some version of that for a long time. Eventually, someone could even be right.
Pennies dropping are ok but many are tired of seeing another cycle of being manipulated into 100% share price gain, only to be beat back down so LPC can collect cheap shares for a 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, time.
We have technology everyone will want but we can't get away from these Chicago gangster financiers that only the most desperate companies use to keep their head above water.
That goes both ways, could be a benefit
Oh they certainly won't, but I am one of few who push the company to be more shareholder conscious.
I'm going to suggest it.
Lightwave should show their confidence by placing an hour meter on the company website.
Empirical evidence that we need more copy pastes.
I was the 25k bid that we dipped down for on Tuesday. I doubt .74 is the low but I will average down.
Wouldn't be a stonks board without some ludicrous assumptions
I get what you're saying. Maybe it's not an incorrect term but it detracts a bit.
I think your answer is here;
we understand all too well that financing greenfield mineral development projects always take longer than either we or investors would like.
It takes a really long time and they're trying to manage expectations. This doesn't settle well with everyone, myself included, but I understand it. They're in a precarious position, between the share price and the other sides involved in financing, they can't say very much.
We would get more bang for the buck/price stability just using a simple stock shelf and not getting scalped by LPC.
When do you think the 5k testing will be done?
Lebby is becoming the authority/figurehead of all polymer progress.
Tech CEO calls for radical datacenter innovation in keynote at World Technology Mapping Forum, says polymers are the answer
ENGLEWOOD, CO, June 20, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --
Tech is continuously innovating so what's the big deal? The issue is a coming change in the kind of innovation needed. "We've been moving fast in pretty much one direction for decades and that's about to change", says Michael Lebby, CEO of Lightwave Logic.
Several years ago, there was a sudden turn in the roadmap for transistors and IC's that some called the demise of Moore's Law. Now a similar end of the road is approaching for the interconnects between chips, including both electrical and photonic (optical) interconnects.
At the World Technology Mapping Forum's latest working session held last week in Berlin, the participants agreed that radically different architectures and solutions will be needed during the next decade for a number of markets which has implications on technical decisions being made now.
Lebby, who chaired the Datacenter Applications session, also gave one of the keynotes (https://lightwavelogic.com/LWLG-presents-as-part-of-WTMF19) where he called for radical innovation, specifically a shift to faster photonic components, a direction he exemplified with his company's novel electro-optic polymers that promise 100 Gbps sub-volt operation.
"It's pretty much accepted that 100 Gbps is about as fast as you want copper traces on circuit boards to go. When we get there, and people are already working on it, the path suddenly comes to a T-junction. Some of the prevalent photonic technologies are also coming to a speed limit, so we've got just one generation to figure out what direction we should go when we reach the cross-roads."
The Forum began when two existing organizations that came out of the silicon photonics and indium phosphide communities recognized the urgency of addressing this navigational challenge together. Participants have now extended its scope beyond bilateral cooperation between these incumbent technologies to bring forward new innovative material systems including thin-film ferro-electrics, thin-film lithium niobate-and polymers.
Lightwave Logic is not the only company working on polymers for photonic interconnect, although it is the only one currently in the process of commercializing extremely high-speed devices using its own proprietary polymer material. For higher performing, higher density equipment in networks and datacenters, there is broad interest in moving interconnect photonics much closer to the electronics switching chips in a new architecture called co-packaged optics. In his talk Lebby pointed to the set of active and passive polymer devices and waveguides currently under development by a number of organizations as a promising way to implement co-packaged optics.
Following the conference, Lebby expressed satisfaction with the level of agreement amongst the participants. "We pretty much agreed that the target functionality for photonic interconnects is a 10-fold increase in raw data-rate and a 10-fold reduction in power consumption compared to today's capabilities. It's going to take radical innovation for this to happen. This is exactly what we at Lightwave Logic are targeting. While this is a big change, I'm quite confident we can get there given the activity in new directions such as advances in electro-optic polymers."
For more information about Lightwave Logic, please visit the Company's website at lightwavelogic.com.
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Getting back into buy range after a strong run.
The company is cagey about the specifics of how they raise. I believe they do it more in bulk than small daily amounts. Every 4-5 months LPC takes 2-3 million shares over a short span of time.
If history repeats, in about 25 years that will be on the market
It's Lincoln Time
Lebby on Lidar. https://vimeo.com/341053165
I am really liking this, I follow the auto market. Auto manufacturers are more interested in decisions centered around cost but they are running behind Waymo (a Google/Chrysler collaboration) Waymo is eclipsing all other car brands on successful miles driven by driverless cars. All driverless cars need Lidar systems.
I'm starting to better appreciate the purpose of Lebby's involvement, mingling with peers and getting Lightwave some attention is important but he is guiding the market towards polymers. In one of the other videos, ML speaks for a minute or so and mentions how significant it was to have Microsoft there answering questions about what MSFT is expecting in 10 years time.
Leonberger brought Lebby in to show him how well the material performed. Lebby was impressed and joined the BOD.
TH6565, Tom didn't withhold the CEO position. My recollection is that Lebby wanted to see development reach a certain point before taking a C-suite position. I'm not sure if Lebby was planning to be CEO or CTO but Tom opened the spot for him.
The presentation is written for peers but it puts the potential into perspective. If progress goes our way, the value is something I can't guess at.
When I met him the first time I thought he was like a Jobs, just on another level.
He does always sport the black shirt and jacket. That Silicon Valley "one less thing to think about" wardrobe.
Lebby ran out to the Eye of the Tiger wearing the award like a WWF belt. Practicing for the 2020 SHM
They sent one out in January, then April. Next one should be July
The Dude said that, man. I won't read it until I'm on my laptop.
Microsoft up after him. They don't usually present at these things do they?
Companies can negotiate without notifying.
Tom also said we would be building houses in Aspen. Maybe he said Aston, near Chester? (Joke for locals)