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Actually the 55" is more than an OLED, but again why let facts get in the way. BigE posted the price for the flat Samsung models. The curved 55" is priced at $3999, while the curved 55" OLED is at $2999 at Best Buy. And Samsung will certainly come down thousands when they save a couple bucks using our superior product, which they are not.
Quit bringing in facts BigE.
This isn't about facts.
This is about dreams.
Face it, everyone will be using dots from us.
Unless they are not.
And if they say they aren't, we still can say they are.
Because they should be.
All roads lead to us.
Remember it fell a couple cents in the last hour on Friday. Together with today's drop, we are now about as close to a dime as we are 20 cents.
I think most realistic people expected little from the 10 Q and we received just that. The people who expected more will never sell anyways. (or at least not until this is bigger than Apple)
Of course the numbers are going up, it's impossible for them to go down. The question is how many if any of those old NDA's are still realistically in play for future business? This report was basically empty, which most of us realistically expected. They are nearing a point where no one cares about samples and NDA's. something greener is needed.
It will take the time it takes.
The panel is so advanced that it's invisible.
I hate to answer for another person, but it is pretty obvious what Big E is referring to.
Clay Chase is being paid for promotion by QTMM, so that letter from them is in effect a paid for commercial. There's nothing wrong with that, but don't go trumpeting that note as a proof that QTMM is ready to soar. This is not a letter from an independent analyst, this is a paid for promotion and should be taken as such.
Samsung has already stated they are producing their own quantum dots with a process from Nanosys. It maybe widely believed by some people here, but outside of this page there has been no speculation that Samsung would dual source this production. Samsung has always tried to produce as much as possible in their own controlled conglomerate.
It makes business sense to expand if they have no other choice. It is very possible they drew no interest for those samples they sent out last year because they had no way to produce them in quantity at the time. If that was the reaction that occurred last time, the expansion could be being done to prevent that reason for rejection from happening in the future.
What if there is nothing to disclose??????
Canaccord isn't a major investor in Nano.
The investor that was/is reducing it's stake in Nano is Henderson Global Investors.
Anything is possible, but the article you posted was correct in saying those companies were moving towards Oleds and did not confuse LEDS and OLEDS. The only statement that I had not heard before in it was the Japanese move to OLED laptop screens in 2017. I'm not sure it's possible to have a tech plan that far out, but I've seen figures that a 15.6" oled screen would cost around $400. That certainly could change, but right now there is very little work being done with oleds beyond 9-10" screens, so I have a hard time believing that.
The article is correct. Notice it is about cell phone and tablet displays only, and those smaller size displays are slowly all going OLED. Samsung has had a stranglehold on the small OLED market and now other companies are moving in. Foxconn is moving into OLEDs which has many believing the next iPhone will have an OLED screen since Foxconn builds iPhones.
So far, no one besides LG thinks it is possible to produce an economical OLED large screen display with has given quantum dots an opening in the TV market, but OLEDs are very economical on a small screen and are taking an ever growing part of that market.LG is just now starting to volume produce small screen oleds and chinese companies have been ramping up for months. Even in Samsung's earnings report today, it was noted that even though Galaxy sales are struggling, Samsung display is earning record profits due to oled sales to other companies.
100% backwards
Dow has an exclusive agreement with Nanoco while LG and Dow have no exclusive agreement between them. Dow can sell to anyone but Nanoco has all their sales through Dow.
How is a subcontract a reasonable assumption? Quantum dots are specialized, not one size fits all. It's doubtful that a dot supplied by DOW would be exactly the same as one supplied by us.(and yes, I realize ours are vastly superior) There will not be secondary suppliers.
The problem is it is only worth what someone will pay. I can take that gold anywhere and sell it instantly. To date, QTMM has found no one willing to pay for its product. Until they find someone willing to pay for a gram, they can announce the ability to produce a hundred tons, and it is meaningless.
"A year ago would you have guessed Samsung would abandon OLED and move to Quantum dot technology across the majority of their product lines?"
They haven't done anything close to that. The only area that Samsung has moved towards quantum dots is in the television area, because Samsung's OLED approach has returned awful yields and thus high cost. In smaller screens Samsung has been increasing its use of oleds as quick as they can build the factories. All Samsung high end phones feature oleds, and now they are beginning to place them in their mid level phones. They have made no move towards quantom dots except for large displays.
Dow is opening a plant in Samsung's back yard, there is no opening for us. To date you have predicted the iPhone 4, 5, and 6 will all be made will dots from QTMM, maybe you should give up on the predictions.
Of course it's a pump, there is nothing inherently wrong with that. This company has been in pump mode for years in order to get funding in hopes of eventually succeeding. It's much preferable for the company to sell shares at a quarter than a dime, thus they hirer on these types of firms.
But that one day has not happened yet, and until it does we are behind.
Look, I realize we have the best product. I realize how fantastic the patents we bought are. I realize that our deal with LANL allows us to have a product unparallelled in the market.
I realize all those things, but the market does not. We have numerous NDA's and samples sent out, yet as far as we know no company has purchased a thing because of those samples. We do know however, that other companies have attracted business in this area. I heard somewhere once that the reason we were not having any sales was because the market was not ready. Well. now the market is ready. Until we get a confirmation from the market place about our product, we are clearly not.
I guarantee we are within 12 cents of the bottom. As to whether or not we are closer to the bottom or the top, only time will tell.
"Trading at .13 Shares We're Converted at .30 lol.."
You are in such a rush to find anything to defend QTMM you don't even read the junk you post. They didn't convert anything at 30 cents. They were given 2.33 million shares to cover the 350K debt plus they were given warrants convertible for another 2.33 million at 30 cents. So basically the shares they were given for the the 350K debt were valued at the time around 500K, plus the option to buy at 30 cents good for another 2 years which have NOT been converted.
The other shares given out were from a 6 cent conversion, and those could be what we are seeing on the market right now as there was nothing restricted about those shares on the 2nd loan.
That's the big problem here. The fundamentals have not changed. They have not changed since day 1. Their revenue number is still a big 0. I realize they are about to announce a big contract. Of course, I also realize that as soon as Ramadan is over we will announce our big project in Saudi Arabia (2012?), our IPO of Solterra and that Apple will be using our dots in the iPhone 5.
I'm here because if this hits it could zoom, but realistically it's still a big longshot. Screaming manipulation every time the stock of a company falls that has less revenues over the past couple years than a lemonade stand makes in an hour is ridiculous. It's also pretty obvious that Dr Glass wants out ASAP, and it's probable that would not be the case if a contract was close unless he was desperate for money.
Lack of an audit has no impact on this company. In truth, there is very little to audit to this point. There are no revenues and expenses are minimal as it has been a barebones operation to this point. An audit won't prove or disprove their tech, so what is the point. They will get audited results if they ever get to a point where they have something that needs to be audited.
Check your math. It's down a bunch, but nowhere near 70%. My guess would be more like 30%.
Would you give up with the shorting nonsense.It's very difficult to short a penny stock as most sites will not allow it, and there is no sensible reason to do so. No figures are out there that say this has been shorted, the figures out there in fact show that the short number is miniscule. Chances are if anyone is shorting it is a person or company with warrants using the short to protect themselves.
The stock is going down because people are selling. For all the statements about how close we are, the company has still sold nada. Go look at the stickies, there are statements in there about how close we are. The problem is that those notes are from 2010,2011,2012, and 2013. The key fact that has not changed in that time is revenues. They are still zero. Until that changes, don't expect much.
Hopefully they use those warrants in the next 2 years.
"If analysts believe the output is destined for a local client, there is only QMC left for CFQDs... "
Huh??
Nanoco's South Korean plant would be selling to a local client if/when they sell to LG and Samsung. It's pretty obvious that their reason for building a plant in South Korea is to supply one or both of those firms.
To clear it up for you Free, the local client for Dow they are referring to is most likely Samsung.
This may have been the reason for the early filing yesterday.
And this is probably the better exchange that was mentioned by Squires a few months ago.
The great thing about this board is that no matter what the company does, it's good news.
When the company is late with a report, it's because they are in stealth or because of a late breaking deal.
If they are early with a report, it's because they are in stealth or a soon coming deal.
It is what it is, They are on time with a report, there is really nothing more to make of it than that.
There is certainly an argument that there will be no revenue this quarter. A "shipment" was announced, not a sale. Everyone here hopes it was a sale, but no one knows.
Sorry Free, Samsung is not abandoning OLED in small displays, that might be the most profitable part of the company right now.Samsung's method of producing OLED TV's has not had nearly the yield success of LG's method so they've been put on the back burner. I'd guess they will wait to see what kind of commercial success LG has with the OLED TV's before they go back to them. LG's OLED televisions are being called the best TV on the market by videophiles, but we'll see if the price point has come down enough to sell at $3000ish.
Free the word is BIT, not bid.
Bit means a small quantity, such as "a little bit"
Bid is a cash offer at an auction or an ask on a stock.
You've made this mistake for years but I never corrected you, as I took 8 years of French in school and still am hopeless with that language, and I understand English is supposedly the most difficult language to learn.
Rant over.
Samsung does not supply Apple with any iphone displays, those come from LG. Samsung and Apple are in a death match in the cell phone area, there is no way Samsung would supply them anything which would improve the iphone and thus hurt the Galaxy. Samsung supplies computer displays to Apple.
The Form 3 has to be filed so he can be labeled an insider (because he is a director), which will make any future stock transactions of his public.It's purpose is to put up a flag around his name to generate Form 4's in the future when a transaction is made. It's SOP but usually does not get publicized because it's not really news.
Ever hear "buy the rumor, sell the news".
The stock has been going up for a week on no news. Maybe someone was buying in advance to sell for this announcement.
Give it up BigE. Most people here realize that it is next to impossible to short a penny stock, but to others no matter what gets posted it's the evil shorts stopping this company from being bigger than Apple. To them no one would ever sell QTMM, thus all the selling has to be shorting.
I think you hit it on the head a couple hours ago, this seems more like a market maker exit than anything else. Three million in volume would move the share price if it was legit volume, instead these large blocks are going without moving the price. This seems to be clearly something arranged beforehand. We had too many recent days of no volume to think this is "word getting out".
It had better be soon BigE, because if you remember as we were told here last year, nothing will come out in summer as everyone takes off.
Some of us here all along stated that there was no way Apple was going to use QTMM for the iPhone 6. Realistically, there was no way they were going to use an untried and untested company on a large scale in their flagship product. Of course, many here scoffed at that opinion, because after all they have been told that QTMM would eventually be bigger than Apple.