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So true! Only a matter of time now. EPGL is on the verge of securing patents in a brand new Multi-billion dollar industry that will change how people see and interact forever.
If an investor can't see the value after reading the patent apps and notice they were filed with Coopervision then that is called willful blindness. The facts and evidence are there.
Who is they?
Smh. Too funny. That has been claimed for 6 years. EPGL will never go that low again.
Haha flip flop. EPGL is in the best position they have ever been in. This is the time we have all been waiting for. This is going to be EPIC watching the meltdown when EPGL makes a huge announcement.
Post their response? Haha. I love this effort to try to have large companies release information that is insider information. This tactic has been used over and over against EPGL. Keep up the good work.
Exposure for EPGL counts for zero impact on this stock. Everyone knows that. EPGL is about exposure. EPGL is about patent apps, patents granted and buyout potential. Everyone knows that. In 6 years exposure has had very little impact on this stock, so why would it start now?
Ya I have read them. So what? They can fix the errors. It is very common to have numbers not add up. Once they notice they make the adjustment and move on. Big deal! I read financial statements all the time even for big companies and having errors or items not add up is very, very common.
Financial statements have so many moving parts that there are bound to be errors.
Why does this even matter? Everyone has seen his linked in profile listing all those things. Without Hayes this company would be dead. So I could care less if his highest level of education was kindergarten. If the guy can deliver it doesn't really matter what his history is. Steve Jobs history was laughable, but yet he was very effective as an entrepreneur and business man.
Hayes is doing a great job. I applaud his efforts. He is getting results and making EPGL a buyout target.
Just know that without Michael Hayes there would be no David Markus. Without David Markus there would be no patent apps or mind boggling technology. EPGL is in great hands.
EPGL restructuring was setup under the direction of PWC who is under court order. Hayes doesn't have a lot of wiggle room to mess around with share structure without authorization.
Not unless the legend is removed. And EPGL has stated that will never happen.
That is true of every single patent app that has been submitted since the beginning of time. Now...EPGL has filed these patents and they are incredibly detailed and the tech they represent is mind blowing. Not only have they submitted some of their own accord they also have joint patent apps with a multibillion dollar contact lens company.
The chances for EPGL success is very high.
If the latest patent app doesn't excite investors then probably nothing will. Absolutely incredible technology.
Really? Have you even read through the patent apps, especially the most recent? This is some pretty incredible technology. It will change the way almost every human sees in the future.
You have to be pretty impressed with EPGL's range of patent apps and their continual efforts to get their patent apps passed. This type of attention to detail and submission frequency is pretty impressive. Right?
Doubt it's Hayes. There were other massive shareholders from the early EPGL days that had no ties to the new management and company.
There was a shareholder from the original EPGL that had a huge amount of shares. There were 3-4 of them. It would be my guess it is one of them.
This seems to be how most patent apps start especially when they are brand new technology. Isn't that correct?
It's someone with an inordinate amount of public shares based on what I can tell.
I have a hunch as to whom is selling but there is no way to confirm. It is a pretty strategic selling strategy and it has been going on for over a year. I have been watching it silently. The interesting thing is the seller isn't trying to do too much damage to the stock price, but mostly just take was is being offered at certain price points. The key seems to be clearing a certain amount a shares a month, without dropping the price too much.
It's pretty clear someone is selling shares. EPGL has said it is not them or PWC. We may never know who it is exactly. Eventually they will run out of shares to sale.
Only if they had insider info.
That would be the idea. The company could reduce the overall buyout cost by purchasing shares in this low range and then their shares will be valued much higher when they buy them out. This would reduce the over all buyout cost. Would be a pretty smart move.
I don't think they are trying to take control of the company. I was just throwing some what if's out there. I could see how it would benefit a company or group of investors to hold a share price down so that they could accumulate as many shares as possible.
Or both!
There are reasons for s potential buyer to hold the share price down. Would be interesting to say the least.
What if Coopervision is accumulating shares to try to cover for their debacle of letting EPGL tech go. Holding the share price down as they accumulate. Could be.
Is it possible that a potential buyer of EPGL is purposefully keeping the stock price down to try to negotiate a lower price?
Yep. Until we have some verifiable news to the masses. Won't be long based on what we are seeing and hearing in the patent apps and EPGL's Twitter.
EPGL is undervalued. That will be evident in the coming months.
In North Korea! Go Samsung! Haha.
Haha. Must not have done much Research then on that one. That lens you can't wear. It isn't usable at all.
Haha. That is not their picture. That pic is Googles. That picture doesn't show a silicone hydrogel lens with circuitry. EPGL still is the only one.
Great research on Markus. He is brilliant. That is why we are so excited. EPGL has the goods!! Thanks to Markus.
If EPGL is truly a buyout situation for a larger company to gobble EPGL up...then of course he wants the pps higher. Gives him more negotiating power and options. Plus I am sure he would love to get in the OTC's and off the pinks.
So are many of the things said about EPGL. They are outright lies. Yet they are continuously said over and over again to try to paint EPGL in a bad light.
Silly. Time will show how incorrect that train of thought is that EPGL is somehow lying. These deals are legit.
Coopervision thought enough of their tech to file joint patents. That is pretty telling.
Oh my! Really!? With all the patent apps EPGL has and with their Coopervision patent apps this is really how you believe EPGL works?Too funny.
Haha. How would your friend even be privy to that information of a deal between EPGL & J&J Vision?
Hayes sounded incredibly confident about the patents. Obviously no guarantees, but still....Wow. This could be a fun few months ahead.