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RULES! EVERYTHING HAS RULES! In order to succeed, you play by the rules. This company has been a one man show since its inception. Run by a guy who ignores the rules. You go public, you take peoples' money. You get into the game, there are RULES. Willfully ignore the rules and you get spanked, eventually, every time. There is absolutely no reason not to file when the RULES say you have to, unless you have a secret like, "I deliberately won't file, kill the company, wipe out all the share holders, retain the technology, sell it to Pasaca, patents and all, for several millions of dollars, and I am done." Shades down, lights out.
I am a sucker! I believed in the science and the products of Quantum Materials. I was investing in a company that represented the future. Make solar panels more affordable and efficient. Didn't work out. Quantum dots that bring greater contrast and clarity and purer colors cadmium free to televisions. Didn't work out. Another quantum dot company cornered that market. Remember Freschfield? Nothing. Anti-counterfitting technology. Didn't work out or still to be determined. I would always seem to get the headline, but never the full story. It was probably bad luck that India didn't work out. I will give Quantum that. Health passports, QDX Health ID. Little to no information about ANYTHING, just the comer. I am a 77 year old sucker sitting on 1,323,480 shares of nothing. Something will work, yes something did work... delisting... I should have seen it coming.
Now, that all makes perfect sense!
Thank you!
You did not answer my question. It is a simple what is the number question.
It cost QUANTUM something to make, order, create, buy the equipment and then resell it for a profit. That is my take on this event. There is the royalty agreement which is where the revenue will come from, from the sale of the equipment. Probably somewhere in the thousands of dollars for training will be some additional income. And of course the use of Quantum's dots used by many others in the park, (if there is some kind of exclusivity clause).
Let's say we get the best marketing program in the world, how much revenue do YOU believe is needed to bring the share price to 5+++
How much revenue do you believe is necessary to bring the share to $1.00.
In the past when I responded to your mean spirited posts, my post was deleted. That is the reason I don't post here any more. on another subject, after watching the HBO documentary FIRE ON ICE, it reminded why I invested in Quantum five years ago, because I believed in the technology. It is unfortunate that greed and/or avarice my not be overcome in time to save our planet.
That is exactly what I do when I see it is your post.
Thank you.
correction. culture's language or its delivery.
While you are repeating the accomplishments of the past few years, and fantasizing about the bundles of money to be made, don't forget the Sept. 18, 2018 press release stating QTMM's "Capability to mass produce high performance low cost Perovskite QD's" for solar and display panels, etc., Their security QD technology related to internet hacking. Is there not one company in the USA that wants or needs anything that Quantum Materials Corp. has to offer? Not one?
I agree! That is what we are all invested for. See, we all end up in the same optimistic place.
there are companies producing and selling solar panels in India, including First Solar. This is why, in a tongue and cheek fashion I mentioned Elan Musk. Amtronics has yet to produce one panel. I would humbly suggest that QMC is slightly behind the curve. It is a very large world, with a very large market for alternative energy. Go Quantum Materials.
The article you posted states 6500 MW over ten years. Not GWs. That is the equivalent of 650 MW a adding up to 6500 over ten years. Fact or conjecture? On the other hand, there has to be more to this, based upon the up-front payments, etc.
Having been a court reporter for 35 years, I understand this post very well. First time I have seen this. Thank you. This explains a lot.
Great thought. And I agree. but again pure conjecture.
I apologize to everyone, I am feeling rather contentious today. Reading all of the posts that have nothing but conjecture has finally gotten to me.
Until there is. Mr. P, when you worked for the company who was the competition and if there was competition, was it just developing or was it an actual contender?
Exactly my point. An IP is coming.
And how does this relate to QMC?
LOOK AT THE PICTURE. THEY CAN'T EVEN GET THE LETTERS STRAIGHT. Nice and tidy. Mr. P, did say you had pictures of actual development going on? It would help.
How is any of this a positive for QMC? It states that contracts have been awarded to other companies. QMC has a contract with AMTRONICS and they have to get signed contracts and sales before any royalties change hands. They recently laid the cornerstone for what seems to be at this point a rather small undertaking compared to the contracts already being awarded for solar power and alternative energy moving forward. I think QMC, in India, is quite a ways off from getting any real revenue. Let's hope they fair better in the US, their home country. THE NEW GREEN DEAL.
I agree. But you need both. I also think your posts are very thoughtful, by the way.
This too is old news. Nov. of 2018. A lot of water has passed under the bridge since that time. New News... New News...
I truly want this to be the beginning of great things for this company. You have to start somewhere. It would be shear folly to believe blindly. So, Steve, if you're listening send out those emails and send one to Elan.
correction of last post - a mistype - I meant QMC, not qtm. and it sold nothing.
QMC had these advancements when NANOSYS was just getting started as a company. Qmc was a teenager when NANOSYS was just being born. At the time of the 2017 articles QMC was the ONLY company with cadmium free dots. It nothing. Other companies, even the newest in the field, the up and comings are making sales. I am 100% in. I invested in QTM when they seemed to be the only option in the public sector. I believe in the technology. In for a penny, in for a pound.
In the last two weeks he put a rocket into space. First Solar is the largest Solar panel manufacturing company with a large footprint in India. I repeat, the marketing side of this company, and I am being nice, really needs improvement.
These articles from two years ago show that we were at the top, the most advanced in our field. How did that huge advantage slip away? We gave Nanosys and Nanoco the opportunity to not only catch up in technology but surpass us in sales. QMC let that moment in tie slip threw its fingers. I truly don't believe this is a build it and they will come scenario. There needs to be more.
Elan Musk, First Solar, here we are, quantum dots, ready to go, ready to get onto your rocket and soar to the stars with our dynamic alternative energy source. Hook us up. We are here. That's right over here! There you go. We can bring your solar panels to optimum capture and output of energy. No joke. Really. Take a look. We also know you have products in India. We can really help. We'll make a great partner..... Hi, this is Elan, is Steve there?
Almost every state in the United States is preparing for the Green Deal. India, China, Russia, Europe, North Africa are all embracing alternative energy. If there is ever a time for QMC to make itself known it is now. We are at critical mass. If we don't or can't make our technology relevant and sellable at this moment in time we should pick up our chips and leave the table. THIS IS STEVE'S DREAM...WET DREAM... I a sure it is the same reason that most of the members of this board invested in this company. Because we thought we could help make a difference and make our investment count.
Isn't having a display at a trade show an excellent way to let the public at large know and understand what QMC does? When you go to a car show there are lots of companies presenting that don't make cars, but are marketing the parts that go into the car. Isn't this pretty much the same thing? How do we get the word out to potential investors if we don't get before them and show them what we do? Sometimes it is better to scream rather and whisper. Can anyone on this board name one company that has never advertised and has been successful. Right now this company has to start shouting about how big its dream is and how close it is to reality.
Can't be too expensive. Nanosys and Nanoco are both there. Either we have it or we don't. Does anyone know how much it costs to have a booth at the show? Maybe we can all chip in and pay for a booth in return for each proportionate contribution in shares. Any thougths? Either we have it or we don't. As my dad used to say "after the old lady peed in the ocean, she said every little bit helps."
Just out Mayor Garcetti wants to make Las Angeles 100% renewable energy by 2025. LA is already at 30% renewable. Solar, wind. Weaning the city completely off of coal and cancelled its contract for natural gas. MSNBC.
If you haven't already, sign up for the Nanosys weekly email to know what the company is doing. Conjecture won't be necessary. For no other reason, it is a good idea to see what the competition is doing.
I know how frustrating it is to see all of these opportunities pass QMC by and after ten years, with a great deal of acknowledgement of quantum dots, there still doesn't seem to be recognition of QMC's accomplishments, as we as investors believe them to be.
By the way, any thoughts on how QMC can become part of the United States new "Green Deal" initiative? Any thoughts?