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I didn't think penny stocks ever actually built mines.
Proto and Pit only get along when the share price is over $1.19
It's interesting to me how far thought and analysis can go depending on what you're doing. I worked for a decent sized commercial electrical contractor from age 15-26. They brought in tons of heavy gauge copper to strip and scrap. Back around 08/09 copper was cheap. The owners were scrapping thousands of pounds of stripped copper for like 1/3 of what they were getting a year ago. I thought, man that's stupid. So I printed out a graph of copper prices that I found online, went into the office and showed it to the President. I said, check this out, why don't you sit on the copper and wait? It has to go back up at some point. Light bulbs came on.
I was like the smartest guy in the world on that day.
That's an interesting theory. I always thought the equity would disperse in stages with a discount based on a running average price. Kind of a wild card for dilution.
I'll be looking for the quarterly update tomorrow.
Simply human nature. You see the same behavior with team sports. Both on being positive and negative. Lebby is the first CEO at Lightwave really worth bragging about but there was a lot of Z praise and allusions to the company being a ship. The S.S. Minnow?
I don't know of anyone bragging about Jim or Hal Bennett much when they were CEO. Smith and his sons started a multi-billion dollar company from scratch, that doesn't happen every day. Didn't benefit Lightwave much.
Gates, there was just a tad bit more to that story. Still, could be good for Lightwave. If Intel is testing they will need to be more aggressive about progress.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/04/intel-quits-5g-modem-business-hours-after-apple-settles-with-qualcomm
NASDAQ probably won't have a rule specifically stating "No Vulture Financers" they will instead say Nasdaq has "discretionary authority..." I did not read through the thousands of rules so maybe they do have one.
They set higher standards for a company entering vs ones which already are on the exchange. Coming to NASDAQ backed by LPC is like showing up for a first date with Herpes sore on your lip.
Lightwave could very well meet the trading price needs without a major development. I recently saw my other large holding, AVMXY, go from $2 to $7 with no real major developments or sales. They also seek a NASDAQ listing but it hasn't occurred yet.
I wonder if they will remove their titles pre-emptively? Lincoln Park will be a sticking point for NASDAQ as well. Lightwave will need to make LPC non-essential to get over $4.
I did not see any on their website earlier
DLTH. I guess it depends on your perspective. Retail is too risky for a buy and hold strategy.
What would you buy?
Coincidentally or not? My Thyssen shares jumped up today too with no news.
I hope Lightwave's modulators are like a Juul for data addicted companies.
Twitter and StockTwits are loaded up with pumping accounts. I heard that Yahoo message boards are back, but I haven't looked.
Have you seen these car funds popping up? http://ultimateclassiccarfund.com/
The car market is overheating IMO and driven by the stock market performing so well. Though, I was having a debate with a guy who has sold classic sports cars for 30+ years. His belief is a bear market will push the collector car market higher or possibly help it hold as people pull money from their investments and look to spend it or put it into alternative investments.
I love both of those cars you posted. I have a red 06 GTO sitting, waiting to be sold. When I was a kid I was all about the muscle cars. Somewhere around age 30 I started to appreciate the small sports cars, so I bought that P1800 and have been trying to get my hands on a Triumph TR250 that is sitting in a garage wasting away.
I have a good friend that used to run the emerging business unit for Shire pharmaceuticals. I defer to him usually because he knows how things are run inside a large pharmaceutical company... That is where the Novartis idea came from, originally tossed around by me. Same person thought ReCell would be a major benefit to Novartis because their regenerative medicine portfolio isn't very strong.
Generally, for an SVP to start dividing his time, there needs to be a purpose or at least a potential benefit for the company they really work for. In this case, Novartis. Maybe it'll happen maybe it won't but it's a reasonable conclusion.
Mike Perry was the high up in Novartis's regenerative medicine arm, he needed permission to join the Avita Board of Directors, where he remained until FDA approval was very likely and close before he took over as CEO at Avita.
Novartis seems like a likely buyer. The IP would bolster their portfolio and they've already got an inside man.
I used to post that it was going to be an $8 stock one day. I was off by .30. I don't expect we will see anywhere near $100. Novartis let Perry be here for a reason, I think we'll get bought out this year. Maybe in the $13-16 range, assuming patent extension is a sure thing.
Hopefully management can make it through the next couple quarters without any missteps. They should capitalize on this gift of buying and move to the NASDAQ.
Are you still invested in this? Used to just be you and I on this message board.
Double Post
They had a single investor in common about 7 years ago when LightWave was Delaware based and Nio in Vancouver. Some LightWave shareholders bought NioCorp when it was a .12-.14 stock, on his recommendation. 3 years later Nio was up, at one point, 10x what most bought at. Over time cross investing between the two has increased.
They have nothing in common aside from some retail investors and the coincidence of relocating to Colorado at different times.
Yes, I drove it today. Parked in between my 76 300D and CTS-V. I have a few classics. They make surprisingly good investments when you are car savvy and buy incomplete restorations. I usually keep them for a year or so then move on.
Bar,
If you had a considerable amount of free cash in your brokerage and Roth account where would you place it for a safe yield with good liquidity? I would prefer to be in something indifferent to moves in the general market indices. I tried to see if I could add a savings component to my brokerage account to earn a modest interest offering, but that does not seem like it will work smoothly. I am totally unfamiliar with the SWEEP options that were suggested.
I am guilty of this. I assumed audits were part of the compliance required to maintain being a publicly listed company.
Ihub boards are usually on the defensive because new people often come to bash or boast to suit their position. No one is expecting a true stock Missionary. Educating the uneducated for the greater good.
NioCorp is planning to organize a large church gathering where they will harness the power of prayer to obtain financing.
I didn't realize Marcelli was 71. At the SHM we should let him know that it's ok to retire! He shouldn't have to work his whole life.
Lincoln is expecting to have more shares put to them and they don't want dollar menu pricing. To prevent this a McDonald's employee has been deployed.
Read again
We have audited the accompanying balance sheets of Lightwave Logic, Inc. (the Company) as of December 31, 2018 and
2017, and the related statements of operations, stockholders’ equity, and cash flows for each of the two years in the period
ended December 31, 2018, and the related notes (collectively referred to as the financial statements
BTW this is how the Intel audit report reads.
We have audited the accompanying consolidated balance sheets of Intel Corporation (the Company) as of December 29, 2018 and
December 30, 2017, the related consolidated statements of income, comprehensive income, cash flows and stockholders’ equity
for each of the three years in the period ended December 29, 2018, and the related notes .....
So Intel has not been audited either?
Perhaps give some consideration to why they would ask you. I think you're getting played by the real scum bags who want you posting while they attempt to spread FUD ahead of a capital raise.
How did you end up on my LightWave logic message board? 236 is a paid shill for a scum financing firm called Lincoln Park Capital. He salt boards when Lincoln Park is trying to beat the stock down.
I am probably the only one who considers this very very good news. If development wasn't going well behind the scenes I don't think Lebby would want to enter another CEO contract with Lightwave. Everything seems to be going great, but you never really know. This makes me more comfortable. It has been on my mind as I try to expect the unexpected.
Or someone else a bit less...
You've Got Questions, We've Got Answers
That was Radio Shack's slogan. How'd that work out for them? LOL
It should be common sense to expect she is getting more than just this one person's few emails, considering they just presented at a conference and she does corporate communications as well. I would assume she gets 100 emails a day, easily.
You think he's the only investor emailing her? You think doing IR continues to expose her to more brilliant people? I assure you the analysts for IBM and the average LWLG investor are not asking the same types of questions.
ombowstrings questions were fine, but consider the entirety of what things look like on her computer screen. She likely didn't answer because she gets so many emails. Bombarded with emails that she needs to prioritize. There are thousands of investors.
Seems that a seller showed up for them yesterday but he is gone now. Bids are healthy, asks are thin. Copper is doing well.
I would just wait for the quarterly that should be out soon. Should be more telling.