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Yes you are missing something, are you interested in purchasing a LARGE number of shares? Over the years I've meet, um, In a round about way I guess that I could probably reach out to a large percentage of the shares outstanding in very short period of time. Not bragging, Not complaining, it is what it is, been here so Fing long that is all, meet many at the SHM. Not trying to promote a sale or a buy not saying that now is good time to buy or sell, just saying that I might be able to point you in the right direction to the proper professionals that could.
AND not guys I'm not promoting a BuyOut, LOL
NO, Not Yet LOL, the price is FAR FAR TOO LOW (for now)
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I do however think that for perhaps the rights to a Single Second Order device, at this point in time, they might let that go for 3 Bucks a share or carry the one,,,,, $150 Million.
I'm not sure that you understand the Third Order Potential Device Potential. Light Switching Light, that is why all of these heavy hitters are here, Get it?
Gotta Run
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Weak we know what it is worth, I can tell you that the majority of the investors will not even entertain such an offer.
Sorry
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Yup he was there no biggie, UCMT has sold almost all of their shares (we've spoken about this numerous times in the past). I knew they would but Mike is still holding his. IMO If it wasn’t for him the Goetzs, LWLG never would have made it, but I'm not here to carry his water, IMO it is what it is, water over the dam stuff.
Wow hey Gates you wanna see something interesting, send me an email to the x993231@yahoo.com address.
Guys I said that games will be played and from here forward this won’t be for the faint of heart, some are playing right into their hands. The sky is falling, the sky is falling,,,, until the next step plays out.
I’ll be back in the game buying shares in about a week, hopefully they’ll still be cheap.
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Nice move Prop, 400 Bucks or so, I hope that it was in a retirement account so you don’t have to start the Long Term Capital gains clock over or you could shoot youself in the foot because if we get taken out within a year it could push your income up substantially and with the new rates and there that NEW unearned income Medicare tax for those above $200k or 250k 3.8% (I think) married and a takeover it might push many that are not in that bracket today into it. No I’m not a tax guy just saying watch the Big Picture.
I know that you guys hate it when I say that we will be bought out but EVERYONE has their price and it will be up for a vote, And no I don’t know this for a fact but it is common sense if you think about it. Are we going to build a Billion Dollar Foundry, HECK NO but one of the guys that’s got one would sure like to control the competitor’s price and in oder to that would need the control of the “enabling material”.
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3 Bucks No, There is NO WAY that a majority would go for that, IMO we'll start at $5 or $10 depending on the data proly 3 different back and forth's, I'd say many would go for $10, $20 or $30, WHO THE HECK KNOWS but 3 dollars, NO WAY THEY COULD GET A MAJORITY
Gottta Run,
Consortium, hmmm
Meaningful revenue, Nope we’ll get bought out. Honestly I don’t think that we’ll ever see Meaningful revenue, You see what the folks at Lightwave have finally accomplished is what appears to be a Viable, Cheap, Stable, Fast, Efficient, an Entire Platform of Chromophores with Both 2nd order and 3rd order Properties that is Compatible with Silicon AND the CMOS process and it Reduces Power requirements which is not only good for Data Centers but on the Nose of Drone as well. Not only will it get the world past the next Bridge, of Electro Optics, it can provide the NEXT step beyond that to ALL Optic Computers and Communication. I cannot say it any plainer than that, the Goetzs knew what they had but didn’t have the wherewithal to get there. At the time over the past few years they/we didn’t have the financing or the required engineering skill set. Well folks it has been a long arduous road, I’d say that we are finally just about there. And yes there are different kinds of investors, those that get in early and take all the risk, 9 times out of 10 they loose and those that only invest in companies producing X amount of revenue, a viable operating business that does not require outside capital And there are plenty of them out there. Believe me when I say if Lightave has what it certainly now appears they have, the golden rule will take effect. “Those that have the gold will make the rules”. We will be gobbled up in no time, what happens next will be very interesting, because as JM said one time “once one has it they all will need it”. Do I think this investment is for everyone, Nope, but IMO I think that anyone that doesn’t grab at least a few thousand shares is crazy. Businesses do not shift very often, Horse to Horseless, Wooden wheel to Rubber, Iron to Steel, Oil Lamps to Electricity, D.C. to A.C., Wash Boards to Washing machines, Ice Boxes to Refrigerators, Railroads to Pipelines, Telegraph to Telephone, Planes to Jets, Tubes to Transistors, Typewrites to Printers, Word Processors to PC’s, Copper to Fiber Optics, Land Lines to Mobil, Cell Phones to Smart Phones, and now From Electrons to Photons.
Corporate America Spent Billions and could not do it, while there is technology out there that can do it is simply it NOT practical, the Perkinamine Platform has the patent and many will want it, meaningful revenue, nope we’ll be bought out. A bird in the hand…….
Good Luck X
I’d say that JM’s expertise is in the area of controlling costs, IMO he is good at that. From 1991 to 2000 it Looked like he did a lot for NTI but I’m not sure how many folks are familiar with that so I didn't mention it, here was his employment contract for 1998, 1999, 2000. He takes credit for returning them to profitability in 5 months and increased the customer base 10 fold. Many here do not like him. One on one he is fine, over the years I’ve meet with him a handful of times.
http://www.techagreements.com/agreement-preview.aspx?title=Details%20Capital%20-%20Marcelli%20Employment%20Agreement%20Dated%2012/19/97&num=138676
Oh for those that want to look he increased EBITDA to greater than 20%.
"The Bonus shall be calculated according to the table set forth in Exhibit A"
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Let’s look at Just who is involved, who is Lending their name, their reputation to this company and what they did with their life.
Ross Fasick just stepped down, from everything that I can see Ross lead an exemplary Life retiring from Dupont as the Senior VP of Polymer and Automotive. Polymers, Get it?
Joe Miller was Corning’s CTO and Senior V.P. Research and Development he also sat on the board of Dow Corning and he is credited with Saving them, Oh by the way Corning is the world’s Largest Manufacture of Fiber Optics. Fiber Optics, Get it?
Teru Turpin Terry was a former NSA optical computing guy IMO he was the reason that Northrop Grumman bought Key West. Do not sell him short we do not hear much from him but I think we will all be very surprised and pleased with his work once we figure out what the heck he is doing. NSA, Get it?
Tom Zelibor ON 9/11 he was the Admiral that lead a three Carrier Task Force in combat operations in Afghanistan after 9-11 (in total there were about 100 vessels) Military Backround, Get it?
Dave Eaton, He spearheaded DuPont’s entry into polymer-based components for fiber optic telecommunication by founding DuPont Photonics Technology. Polymer Based/Fiber Optics, Get it?
Fred Leonberger Former CTO of JDSU, the man is credited with inventing and bringing to market today’s industry standard Lithium Niobate Modulators and was in charge of mergers and acquisitions for JDSU. Modulators and Merges and Acquisitions, Get it?
Lou Bintz at Lumera he was the lead photonic device scientist whose duties included device design and modeling capabilities, optical testing specification and build out of optical test and characterization facilities, and a principal investigator for a USAF electro-optic polymer modulator government contract.
Babu working in medicinal and organic chemistry at Astra Zeneca Pharmaceuticals and most recently Cephalon, Inc, Clean organic molecules, Get It?
Lou Glasgow Former Corning Director of Research, Organic Technologies, Organic Technoligies, Get it?
Bim Pickett former Chief Financial Officer of Invista soon you will see Mr. Pickett and Bucci step up to the plate. M and A, Get it?
Oops I almost forgot the latest cat, Siraj Nour El-Ahmadi, Co-Founder and CEO of Menara Networks, Inc., has specific expertise in the design and fabrication of optical transceivers. Transceivers, Get it?
Yes I think that we are close, You have to admit that this is one heck of a TEAM. IMO as we speak some of our heavy hitters are making a few visits and the plan they are working on,,, well stay tuned. As for Ponz, I recommend a big heavy down filled mitten on his hand because when he hits himself in the center of his forehead it won’t leave a mark. YES IMO THEY ARE CLOSE but as of yet many remain skeptical, good for those still accumulating, I’m telling you the first day we trade 1 Million shares, wham past 2 bucks and well on our way back to the $3.33. You will see.
Good Luck, for anyone that doesn’t get it, sorry about your luck. It is in a device, now it is just a matter of time, will it be 1 day, 5 day, 1 Month or 3 Months, spin the wheel if you wish to try and trade it, but be careful do not expect them to tip there hand. Soon enough we will witness firsthand the future of communications and communicating, and soon enough and there WILL be games I guarandamtee it. Sit back and enjoy the show and watch the pros try and freak us out. It will not be a game for amateurs Or those faint of heart. Imagine that you are a broker that somehow has to get 500k shares for a client, think about it. And the institutions, forgetta bout it, Up we go, but it will not be a straight line.
Oh and for the record we closed a $1.04 on Friday.
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That is how I read it but I'll defer to our expert 'BS' you have the floor. Keep it down to an 8th grade level if possible, thanks.
(I deleted your duplicate post.)
Drinking time now so I'll stop posting because that is when I really get intelligent, Lol. .
See Ya
Before anyone gets they panties in a wad here is the Reg Sho List, you will see that there are 3 OTC companies and none are LWLG.
http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/trader.aspx?id=regshothreshold
SSDD If everyone remembers we had this conversation and watched this list everyday for like a year.
It is against the law, I don't think that you will see it here, but hey I could be wrong.
Good Luck Folks
Look at our Lineup, Employees, BODs and advisors, I don't think that they are being cute I think that they know exactly what they are doing we are looking at the big leagues not academia.
We are ALMOST there, not until recently did they have what they needed, I'd say that NOW they DO and we are good to go.
Gotta Run
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Honestly I’m not sure if what we saw was due to shorting or not, IMO it doesn’t really matter because every time someone shorts and sells a share they must turn around later and buy it back from one of us. Shorting causes confusion amongst the retail folks because it adds volume to the selling side for a particular day and knocks the price down a peg, whatever. Those who short need to watch, watch and watch some more because the second an announcement is made the price heads north and they are forced to buy at the market price, so the shorts add to the feeding frenzy. Oh and if one were to loan their shares to a short and that individual decided to call back the shares the short either has to get them from someone else or buy at market, it is a risky endeavor with unlimited risk they can VERY easily loose more than what they have invested, EASILY.
OK let us take a look at the comments from 2 of the latest contributors,,,, Weaklegs said something to the effect of “eventually if the technology is good the shorting doesn’t matter”,,, and BS said that “if the voltage is less that 5 Volts it will take off”. If anyone on here after doing their homework doesn’t believe that the voltage will be less than 5 volts then you shouldn’t be here, they have stated many times about the low operating voltage. But as BS points out, nothing YET (no hard numbers) has been made public.
This is a Great Post thanks BS and yes we will need your expertise going forward and we appreciate an experts opinion it is just so easy to muddy the water here with outside research that is the reason that we were upset.
“The potential working device is promising but the PR does not really say anything about the device. 'Working' could mean that you have to apply 100V to see any modulation. The material will always be the limiting factor in making a great device. Disperse Red can be purchased from Sigma Aldrich. The r33 is very low but 'working' devices have been made with that. Next time a stronger PR needs to be released that at least mentions the operating voltage, loss (dB/cm) ,and r33 calculated from device performance. Operating frequency is optional. The device is probably still in a lab setup and not properly impedance matched so it wouldn't be fair to judge operating frequency based on that type of device. Releasing these type of numbers gives away no proprietary information at all. If these numbers were great (ex. <5V operation) you would see the stock price go through the roof.”
BS could you give us your age within a range?
As far as the mythical LPC manipulating the market I’m not accusing them of doing it but at this point they are a necessary evil. At this point We do not need Lightwave Mgmt spending time running around changing the way our financing is set up (for a measly couple hundred thousand or a million bucks) because we will not need them in the near future and once those strings are cut they will have every reason to push this as high as possible to get the best return rather than push it lower to buy more at a better price (Sell 10k shares the last hour of everyday for 5 days = 50k shares to buy 250k shares at a lower price. And like I said I’m not saying that they are doing it, this is just a hypothetical of how one could do it.
So Like I’ve said before I’m not going to sit on the sidelines and yell out snide remarks and anonymously criticize the company that is Ponzy’s job. I hope all of the regulars have their positions set, furthermore I hope that anyone that could not hold out for another week, month or until the end of the year sold enough into the buying volume last week to get them by. Soon the Biotech crowd will move in as Legman said it will get crazy with games Oh and for the record, I did not sell a single share but I was tempted too when I saw a goofy large Etrade ask come in at an inopportune time (obviously going to end the run or we'd have smoked $1.25) while I was showing my son how the market works (if I had made a trade we spoke about we’d have made 15 cents on a couple thousand shares ($300), oh well I’ll leave that to the day traders).
It was a great week, 90 cents to a Buck 10% but that is NOTHING compared to what is about to happen, like I said I hope that all of you guys are Locked and Loaded, but when this happens keep the safety on, don’t dump into it, because in the long run we are the ones that control the flow of shares into the market. Hopefully all of the weak shares are now in the hands of Longs.
Oh and Proto please when the News comes out don't run around the patch in joy smashing pumpkins.
Have a good weekend guys.
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Just put LWLG in the lil window up top here and hit the Magnifying glass above and enter.
Not sure of the reporting/delay stuff.
Perhaps Weak could give us a 101 Dummies post on legit shorting, (not naked) I'm not worried about it when they short they have to cover at sometime and pay interest while they are doing it. Most investors here are LONG TERM so as he said the technology will win in the end. I'm not sure the Shorties have done there homework as to the potential of just what they are playing with here.
IMO when they release the results they will be VERY sorry.
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Gig Started out January 2007 at 44.88 and ended the year at 20.88 I mean that is 50% loss that year which is terrible but what the heck has happened since then?
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=GIG&a=00&b=1&c=2007&d=11&e=31&f=2007&g=w
$10,000 invested in this in 2007 is Now worth LESS than $300
300 BUCKS you can not make this stuff up,,,, GREAT JOB and they lecture me, LOL
These are the CEO’s words not Mine, thank goodness for the
“3 pillars: 1. Innovation; 2. Execution; and 3. Financial Growth Engine.”
"Upon inception in 2007, we created a business strategy based upon 3 pillars: 1. Innovation; 2. Execution; and 3. Financial Growth Engine. These core ideals still hold true and strong today and have helped us become the leader in 100G semiconductor and optical components that enable high-speed information streaming. We are honored to be recognized as a Technology Fast 500TM company again this year and we look forward to future years of expanding growth."
Can you imagine where Gig would be if they were not the “Leader”?
Perhaps this is the problem
“These core ideals still hold true and strong today”
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=GIG&a=00&b=1&c=2005&d=11&e=31&f=2013&g=m&z=66&y=66
Honestly I would Credit the 6 Million Dollars in tax payers money given to Lumera and onto Gig (to make it appear a viable technology) AND to Endwave's money (to stretch out the sun setting technology) that should have been given back to the shareholders but instead it went to Gig. Oh and of course let us not forget about Swenson/DBSI's contribution of Assets but not the Liabilities.
You can not make this up, but why look back I mean it sounds like a very sound foundation.
Good Luck
The physical distance for which it takes the perk to change the wavelength to a 1 vs a 0 think SMALL
101 Dummies Perkinamine Post.
The next step in Computing and Communication.
A Cheap, Plastic, Stable, Fast Freak of Nature using very little energy to do so.
Over the new few Months there will be many investors New to the world of Light in Computers and eventually replacing Electrons in computers. So why should this happen? Most are aware that today’s technology is about as small as it physically can get and the reason is that electrons interfere with each other so they cannot put them any closer together, AND they produce heat, massive heat, a considerable portion to the energy used in today’s computers is for cooling the computers. I think it was Justin Rather of Intel onetime said if it gets smaller the computers will be hotter than the center of the sun. (So you would need a school bus sized Air Conditioner hanging off the side of your smart phone to cool it.) So this is also a Green Play. Photons are a crazy freak of nature kind of thing but somehow they can pass right through each other and they do not produce heat or experience cross talk. Used in computing soon they will be able take a single “what if” question and split it up into a 100 single questions (because it can be arranged in an array) and quickly get an answer. Does the nose on that guy match a known terrorist, etc. Electrons however must ask the same question 100 times in a row.
So what is Perkinamine, somehow The Goetzs (here in Delaware) envisioned a way to make a chromophore (a dye) that can be added to plastic (a host) that can control light by changing the waves that it travels in. This happens in one of 2 ways when you excite the Perkinamine Molecule. The first way that it can do that is by using electricity, so as the light travels by the Perkinamine and you hit it with a 1 or 2 volts (they haven’t told us yet) somehow the molecule flinches and affects the light in the waveguide. OK, Now this is really crazy but for some reason Perkinamine also has 3 Order Properties, also known as Chi3 or X3 what that means is that If a beam of light is traveling near the perk and a beam of light at a certain frequency strikes the perk it will change the frequency. (Light Switching Light). I’ve been following this for I think 8, 9, maybe 10 years I cannot remember when I first learned of it, but it was the Goetzs that figured this out. Since that time the Pop Goetz has passed away and His son Fred is no longer physically cable of working. The guys that have stepped in, picked up the pieces and moved this forward are a who’s who in the Computing/Modulating and Fiber Optics/Communications business. Oh and the speed at which Perkinamine can go from excited to relaxed is a Fempto Second, that is the same thing as what a second is to Like 37 Million years, extremely fast. Oh the government tested it to protect satellites from laser threats but it was too fast, that is it when from relaxed to excide so fast that it could not stay excited (opaque) to protect against the threat, This HOWEVER is perfect for an optical switch.
OK so where are they today? I think I was 3 or 4 years ago they invented the spacer system to align and stabilize the molecule like an egg carton holding eggs. In the past 2 years or so they have cleaned up the microscopic dirt in the molecule to make clean Perkinamine, last I heard it was about 99% clean, in doing that it enabled them to reproduce consistent results. Oh I forgot to tell you that Perkinamine is a Very Stable molecule that can withstand temperatures in the CMOS fabrication facilities that companies like Intel use. Up until this point all competing technologies would melt when they flash soldered the lil green boards used in computers. Oh Perkinamine is extremely cheap and robust, also competing technologies could not hold up to air, apparently perkinamine doesn’t have an issue with air because I remember one time they found a 6 year old slide of unprotected Perk and it produced results that were as good or better than the original Teng-Menn test. My computer just locked up, I lost my train of thought so I’ll just start rambling again, Cheap, fast, Stable Oh it does not bleach out when struck with a laser which is extremely important. OK, so you have all of these universities and industries out there that are trying to make lithium Niobate work they are getting grants, you have companies Like Gig Optix that have a molecule but it is not stable far too expensive to be practical but it works. So you will see some bad mouthing etc that is life. 2 days ago Lightwave Logic announced that they were finally able to get Perkinamine (Microscopic Nanotechnology) onto silicon and get it to work in a DEVICE but they did not announce the results, so one could draw 2 conclusions. 1 – it was slow so they don’t want to tell us. 2 – is was very good perhaps so good that they are working on something or that the company is under an NDA. One with reasonable intelligence would conclude that if it has Fempto Second speed as long as the Light or Electric striking was switched fast it darn sure would react fast. You decide.
They have taken the next step it works in a device, how long the next step will be, will it be a few days or a few weeks hard to tell, I’d say that we will know far more by the end of the year. So do you wait or invest, Honestly I can tell you this the first time that Joe Blow Public figures this out and as little as 1 Million shares trade in a single day it will double at a minimum after that who know 5-10 bucks, $3.33 is the next point that I’m looking for. You can make up names for the charts or whatever, I’m just trying to spell this out in simple to understand language that most can understand, could a scientist tell me where I’m wrong, heck yeh but I’m not a scientist.
Good Luck Figuring this investment out it is like a Drug that has just past its testing, Perkinamine will be used in MANY MULTI-Billion Dollar markets. IMO 100% sure that unless there is fatal flaw that none of us know about this company will absolutely be taken over.
Oh I forgot to tell you because perkinamine is manmade, it does not naturally occur in nature whoever wants to use perkinamine will have to buy it from the manufacture, of course that is going to make for some interesting game playing by those who cannot get it, try to discredit it.
As Forest would say that is all that I have to say about that. Please excuse the typos.
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F2, IMO (and Others) Yep Rick is on the right track, sorta and no I did not figure out what the track was someone else did AND I didn’t get it when they told me. I still do not understand it completely, this is HEAVY stuff. And no we should not spell out exactly what we see, if it is best spelled out in English then the PR would spell it out in English. It is funny to see how the investors handle things as they play out, a few months back some (many) began to doubt themselves, now as the next step forward is taken documenting that it works they are questioning uh, if questioning themselves was the right move or if they should save face and keep on criticizing because it was kinda fun for them. It is easier to criticize in life, always has been easier to be a naysayer than a believer it has always been easier to mumble comments from the back of the room and remain anonymous. Honestly it is probably better to let the company roll this out as they (and the partner) see fit. Let us all take a deep breath, keep the faith, wait for the next step or two to roll out, I think that by then we will all be quite happy. We have MANY at the company now that have been there and done this MANY, Many times from MANY different angles with MANY different products with MANY different companies. Back when it was just the Goetzs perhaps we could contribute but I think that they know what they are doing. Soon enough, somewhere beteen 2 Bucks and $3.33 Ponzi , many who criticize will become silent and Join.
Folks we are about to see some games here from the professionals, those that understand the science and those that understand the market. This appears to be HUGH, there is money to be made, money to be lost, technology to be made, technology to be lost, Grants to be won, Grants to be lost, when you have a product that will upset the apple cart, “leapfrog” the current standard it could get ugly. This will affect big business, government and the military, do not expect the road to be a smooth one. Let us see if we were correct. Thanks goodness for the experience of our BOD and Management, the last thing they need to worry about or deal with is us pestering them. As always could I be wrong Yes, but I stand behind my call and refuse to act like squirrel trying to cross the road.
Y’all have a wonderfull Morning
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No IMO it is Not Related However when Fred Leonberger spoke at the shareholders meeting he did say that would be "borrowing" wireless technology for some of the devices.
As info DB if you are looking around and see other 100 gig Modulators dig deeper and you will usually find that they
1.) Require Expensive Protection
2.) Only work for a few brief seconds in a lab somewhere.
3.) are not true 100 gig they are 10 x 10 or something similar.
4.) use Multimode fiber which need to be amplified every so often and are only good for a short distance.
Good Luck, they finally got it to work in an actual device, not just on a slide, there will be numerous paths forward as soon as they get all the tweaking done. With this news I'm Not sure how many investors will still be willing to sell below a buck but it looks like at least one of the big guys so gather em up while they are laying them on the table, it looks like for a few weeks now they are just selling for the sake of selling without looking ahead.
Some of you other guys (spooks) I found this rather interesting "the optical signal is guided by a silicon waveguide structure with an organic polymer cladding layer above the waveguide to provide the electro-optic effect" The term ABOVE Rather than IN.
Think about it.
Busy Day
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The news today is that it works, it works in a device, PERIOD and That my friend’s is good news. As for a Data sheet, not yet Watson.
As for revenue, honestly I’m not sure that we’ll see that day, well we may see the day but IMO we will be taken out of the picture before this company makes a profit.
Here is a thought, Wouldn’t it be funny if it were in one of Gigs Mods, but without the Kovar Box?
Sleep Well My Friends, honestly I’m not excited, but I for one can tell you that I’m relieved that ol Man Goetz and Fred were correct cause I bet half of the farm on their vision. LOL
Guys don’t read anything into what Z says in an email, he is a Pro and is not going to tip his hand or be intimidated, Period.
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There we go, another step forward. I’m telling you that this is now proceeding Just as Longtimer, Spooks, Purp, I and many others who shall go unnamed spoke about privately many times proly 5 years ago (that delay sucked the wind out of this but apparently it was harder than we thought). I don’t want to mislead anyone about a buyout, NO I mean why anyone would want to buy us out, LOL. Still saying Yup we’ll be bought out, could be tomorrow or 5 years but there is NOWAY in H, E, double LL that any of the big guys, Intel, IBM, Micron, Dupont, BASF, Dow, Dow corning etc. will let A Billion or 2 dollars get in the way of controlling the market for all of the devices that Perk will Play in, AND the more that I think about it the more I think it might be a chemical company, or we don’t make the product we make what is in it kinda play, it could even be Google.
IMO It is still going to take a while for the folks out there to understand the significance of what Perkinamine can do. There are Many, many, many other interests that want the money to continue to flow their way in research and development but there is only one place that you can get Perk. Soon We’ll be sitting pretty, again once your barber starts talking about it (or a hairdresser for Buzzy, Lol), wham we will be off and running. Now Z has something to put in his hand so the Dog n Pony Shows can proceed. I’m kind of hoping for a Quarter pop out of this, obviously no day traders yet.
I like those that like to talk about leaks, LOL, heck no, when you see volume a million shares the day before a press release then you can talk about a leak.
Nice Job there Lightwavians but nope, the market still doesn’t understand and won’t for some time.
Lol the bank was closed today so I tried to make a deposit today in the auto teller, normally I don’t use them, anyhow I had a handful of checks that were paper clipped together when the door opened I stuffed em in there, I thought to myself this is pretty good it took off the paper clip, WOW and started showing me pictures of each checks, I though wow, nice, I was impressed then all of the sudden, malfunction, smoke etc. I guess the paperclip got the best of it.
Someone needs to do a Biotech analogy release kinda thing for the day trader hurry up invest at 10 make money by noon so I can buy lunch crowd.
G LUCK
Remember just 11 months ago...
"GigOptix's Chairman and CEO, Dr. Avi Katz, credits the use of a strong strategic business plan and the deep understanding of future technology needs - mainly 100G and 400G - with the company's 916% revenue growth."
Didn't they announce shortly after this that revenue would be down and cut the salaries for 2 quarters before restoring the salaries because sure enough they were correct and only lost 30% of the business?
http://ir.gigoptix.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=225697&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1758701&highlight=
Sorry but these latest bonuses, I mean you can not make this stuff up.
Good Luck with this one, I have to admit I was wrong so far it has managed to stay above a buck and the reverse split that they approved hasn't happened, YET.
Reds we haven’t a clue what the LSS is working on but I’d say that NO the actual devices/uses will not be the same. However certain twists learned during the process of creating the devices/uses may be able to be used in other areas and because we have not taken any money from the LSS we are not beholden to them with what we learn on our side. IMO the NDA’s refer to not disclosing anything that we learn about what they are working on, not on what we learn with our material. So I’ll just make something up, we learn that Perk with a solvent of X, solubility at 22.3%, spun for 54 seconds, poled for 1 minute at 123c for 1 minute with 125volts produces an material with an R33 of 150 and works best when switched with 1.5 volts blah, blah, blah. Those that went to the lab at the SHM (if they were paying attention) saw the recipes for “todays” batches on stickys under the hood.
So Yes and No, IMO our frustrations,,,,, what we are seeing play out is a material that has a completely different set of rules, hence the frustration with the various universities.
I hope that helps, I’m not a scientist I just made up all of those numbers and in real life they probably don’t make sense, but you catch my drift.
Guys I haven’t a clue when we will see anything but if anyone doesn’t think that one day, from out of the blue, all of the sudden this is going to take off IMO is mistaken because they WILL get there, they know how it reacts but apparently are still learning why. I’m buying in drips and drabs a few thousand here and a few thousand there, Keeping the Faith. Hey if I’m wrong I’m wrong, oh well, nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Buying this in the 80’s and 90’s is nice ; )
Rose Colored Glasses as always, gotta pick up a hydraulic hose for the back hoe. Oh and I spoke to Longtimer the other day he said to say that he is STILL “Reluctantly” hanging in there, we were lamenting how long this has taken.
Have a good day
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I wish that it were that way but I think it is the other way around, I pretty sure that Lightwave put some money in each of them in them just in time for the crash, LOL. I think they are just disclosing where the money in the bank is invested.
Spooks if I'm wrong Please correct me.
Gotta Run.
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Funny Rickface I like it, I guess one just enters the text then changes the voice at various point in the article. No doubt that video/cartoon company will succeed. Get ready for a rash of those in your emails.
4 Bits of news this morning but no Beef just the S-1 (proly LPC) and info on some companies holding our dough. Lets hope we aren't just generating commissions for a financial advisor. JM's pretty tight with the coin so I doubt it.
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Roger Leonberger not wanting to be on the board (because I’m sure that it was offered) but he is an advisor to the BOD so I’m sure that he attends the portions of the meetings where he is needed/allowed to be involved. I would bet that insider knowledge of the LSS project would affect other boards/projects that he is working on. AND agreed on the FL approval, It demonstrates that he is helping our cause and to have a man that connected works for me. As for the market IMO it is Not so much the grandiose market, as one or two heavy hitters selling and being so thinly traded makes it difficult. One seller has been very methodical (and that broker is doing a good job), the other, well, uh not so much. It is so hard to move a few 100k shares in or out without pushing the price up or down, it takes time and patience. It is what it is and Ross certainly didn’t leave because of anything negative at the company, I remember seeing him at the SHM with his grandkids a few years back, I forget who it was (I think it was buzzy) that overheard him tell them that this is future, Plastic Photonics or some such verbiage.
Call me crazy, I’m still a firm believer, it is just that some of the folks simply cannot hold on any longer and have made a decision to sell and move on and honestly we cannot blame them for many here it has been a long road and none of us thought that it would take this long.
Have a good weekend guys.
Hoping for evidence of the device and Perks performance soon.
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IMO there is another piece of the puzzle that we will see play out very soon, either a device guy or a device company. We are top heavy on Chiefs but not Indians. This is moving in VERY logical fashion now. If we go back and look at the game plan that was discussed amongst we the investors years and years ago about how this should progress and play out it is finally happening. Blame whatever, whoever you will but it is water over the dam now. It is just a shame for those who couldn’t hold on. On the LSS front I think that if we are successful in getting “designed in” as Bintz said, IMO we will see a company like BASF, DowCorning, Dow, Dupont or whoever take over the repetitive batches from Babu (and the Dupont gang) as they work towards scaling up, and the lab will continue on with the molecules because IMO there are still a few (I’m pretty sure) undocumented varieties of Perkinamine that the Goetzs invented/envisioned to come. Betcha
Just saying that if one jumped into this investment about 2 years ago things appear to be moving along in a logical fasion. As for those of us that have been in this forever and burned out there isn’t much I can say, we were calling for a device guy long ago but apparently the chemistry wasn’t there yet, this appears to be a confirmation that we are there. Hopefully we may see information/confirmation in the form of data soon.
Kind of jumping around with my thoughts but again it is nice to see a confirmation from a successful entrepreneur in the industry. You gotta admit buying this stock at this price is nice, it could easily double in one day, I have ZERO doubt about that, the next double after that though will probably take a week. Optics is about to become the mainstream buz in the barbershop topic, I Betcha.
.90 – 1.80 – 3.60 YUP
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Ross Fasick has probably done more to set this up and Sheppard this through than most understand, I’m not sure that at this point he has a lot more to add to the chemistry side and he is certainly not the kind of guy for this to be about him. He is now stepping aside for a Device guy on the board, Perfect Timing!
The new guy looks like a been there, done that, Create a device; bring it market, and Oops someone buys the stinking company for a few measly billion.
Very Nice, One Outside BOD Chemistry Guy Out and one Outside BOD Device Guy In, sounds pretty efficient to me.
I would personally like to Thank Ross, Back in the day He Studied what the Goetz’s had for More Than A Year before he lent his name to it (I didn’t put that together until he joined and I found out who “that guy” that I saw was. Once I found out, (again Back in the day) every time I meet an older Dupont Executive type in my travels (or at a party, gotta Love alcohol for an honest answer) I’d ask them about Ross Fasick, Not A Single One EVER Had a Bad thing to Say about the man, He is a StandUp guy.
THANK YOU MR. FASICK
Hopefully we can get ol Spooks to weigh in on the new guy?
Mr. Siraj Nour El-Ahmadi co-founded Menara Networks, Inc. in 2004 and serves as its Chief Executive Officer and President. Mr. El-Ahmadi has over 17 years of experience in optical transmission in particular and the telecom industry in general. Prior to founding Menara, Mr. El-Ahmadi served as Vice President - Marketing & Product Management at Nortel responsible for the OPTera LH 4000 ULR product (acquired from Qtera); that achieved over $200M in revenues in its first two years. Prior to that, Mr. El-Ahmadi was the Product Architect & Vice President of Product Management at Qtera Corporation, a successful technology Start-up acquired by Nortel in 2000 for $3.25 Billion. Mr. El-Ahmadi also held a Senior Manager position at Bell Northern Research and worked as a Transmission Engineer at WilTel (WorldCom) where he evaluated and deployed the world first bidirectional EDFA and bi-directional WDM transmission. He serves as Director of Menara Networks, Inc. Mr. El-Ahmadi holds a BS and MS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma, is a member of Eta Kappa Nu and is the inventor of 11 patents, issued or pending, in the area of optical communications. He authored a number of publications and is a frequent speaker at telecom and optical networking events and conferences.
Vice President - Marketing & Product Management at Nortel
Product Architect & Vice President of Product Management at Qtera Corporation, a successful technology Start-up acquired by Nortel in 2000 for $3.25 Billion.
Senior Manager position at Bell Northern Research and worked as a Transmission Engineer at WilTel (WorldCom) where he evaluated and deployed the world first bidirectional EDFA and bi-directional WDM transmission. (Isn't that timely?)
http://patents.justia.com/inventor/siraj-nour-elahmadi
(Isn't that timely?)
http://www.menaranet.com/products.htm
For whatever reason Lightwave mgmt hasn’t released a whitepaper since the Goetz’s days but I’m pretty sure that these are precisely the wavelengths right down (or up) Perkinamines alley.
APON takes advantage of wavelength division multiplexing (WDM), using one wavelength for downstream traffic and another for upstream traffic on a single non-zero dispersion-shifted fiber (ITU-T G.652). BPON, EPON, GEPON, and GPON have the same basic wavelength plan and use the 1,490 nanometer (nm) wavelength for downstream traffic and 1,310 nm wavelength for upstream traffic. 1,550 nm is reserved for optional overlay services, typically RF (analog) video.
Turpin’s been on this for some time.
“For the future of WDM optical networks, Terry Turpin’s great discovery was that as wavelengths move closer together in spectrum space, they line up and behave better. They are cooler, more stable, and more reliable. This discovery defied the regnant expertise at Bell Labs and other centers of optical research where George was regaled with authoritative explanations on its impossibility. Even today most of the industry has failed to come to terms with this Turpin insight. To Terry’s embarrassment, we call it Turpin’s law, as an optical counterpart to Moore’s law, which shows similar effects from the miniaturization of transistors. Turpin demonstrates that as wavelengths are multiplied they use a fraction of the power, keep their shape, shun tricky polarization effects, suffer less crosstalk or four-wave mixing, and can be added or dropped or combined as desired with passive optics rather than by opto-electronic supercomputing. In this coherent realm, virtually
http://www.gildertech.com/public/Sampleissues/gTRDecem05.pdf
It is going to take a while for investors to understand the shift from copper to Fiber and Electron to Photons but IMO all of the sudden we’ll wake up one morning it will appears as if it happened overnight.
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Nice Find Purp
Yes it kind of sounds like a whole lot of talk but no beef. I snagged one paragraph from it and pasted it on the end of here. I hate to put this out there because the nay sayers will go back and find old research then base their comments on old information rather than looking forward but what the heck we need to understand which market we will be playing in and I definitely think that it in the single mode arena.
Single Mode cable is a single strand (most applications use 2 fibers) of glass fiber with a diameter of 8.3 to 10 microns that has one mode of transmission. Single Modem fiber is used in many applications where data is sent at multi-frequency (WDM Wave-Division-Multiplexing) so only one cable is needed - (single-mode on one single fiber).
Single-mode fiber gives you a higher transmission rate and up to 50 times more distance than multimode, but it also costs more. Single-mode fiber has a much smaller core than multimode. The small core and single light-wave virtually eliminate any distortion that could result from overlapping light pulses, providing the least signal attenuation and the highest transmission speeds of any fiber cable type. Single-mode optical fiber is an optical fiber in which only the lowest order bound mode can propagate at the wavelength of interest typically 1300 to 1320nm.
Multi-Mode cable has a little bit bigger diameter, with common diameters in the 50-to-100 micron range for the light carry component (in the US the most common size is 62.5um). Most applications in which Multi-mode fiber is used, 2 fibers are used (WDM is not normally used on multi-mode fiber). POF is a newer plastic-based cable which promises performance similar to glass cable on very short runs, but at a lower cost.
Multimode fiber gives you high bandwidth at high speeds (10 to 100MBS - Gigabit to 275m to 2km) over medium distances. Light waves are dispersed into numerous paths, or modes, as they travel through the cable's core typically 850 or 1300nm. Typical multimode fiber core diameters are 50, 62.5, and 100 micrometers. However, in long cable runs (greater than 3000 feet [914.4 meters), multiple paths of light can cause signal distortion at the receiving end, resulting in an unclear and incomplete data transmission so designers now call for single mode fiber in new applications using Gigabit and beyond.
"Where exactly is the need for Silicon photonics?"
"As the data rates escalate (eg 25 G, 56 G), the reach of multi-mode fiber with VCSELs is dramatically shrinking. At the same time, large datacenters and cloud datacenter are becoming increasingly large requiring longer reaches than 100 m the VCSEL technology enables. This is spawning a lot of interest in using silicon photonics for inexpensive, high-speed modulation and to build transceivers that can reach up to 2 km for the ever-expanding datacenter market. This area is where the optics industry hopes it will see both high unit numbers and decent prices. This application space, which is driven by reach and uses SMF (Single Mode Fiber), is likely to be a major entry point for silicon photonics."
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I grabbed this from the 10-k they do a good job of explaining why Oxygen isn’t an issue. However IMO I think that in the end they will fill the device with some kind of inert gas like nitrogen or argon to prevent thermal expansion, contraction and moisture issues. (I just made up the part about the inert gas but we’ll see if I’m right.)
Anywhos I don’t think the host polymer is needed to protect the molecule.
Aromaticity
Aromaticity causes an extremely high degree of molecular stability. It is a molecular arrangement wherein atoms combine into a ring or rings and share their electrons among each other. Aromatic compounds are extremely stable because the electronic charge distributes evenly over a great area preventing hostile moieties, such as oxygen and free radicals, from finding an opening to attack.
Our patented and patent pending molecular architectures are based on a well-understood chemical and quantum mechanical occurrence known as aromaticity. Aromaticity provides a high degree of molecular stability. Aromaticity is what will enable our core molecular structures to maintain stability under a broad range of polymerization conditions that otherwise appear to affect other current polymer molecular designs. Polymers, polymer-based devices, hybrid devices and the processes used to create them are often patentable, which can provide the developers of such technology with a significant competitive advantage. We consider our proprietary intellectual property to be unique.
Zwitterionic-aromatic push-pull
Most charge-transfer dyes (e.g. Disperse Red 1, CLD, FTC) have an excited state (such as during photonic absorption) wherein a full charge is separated across the molecule. Such a molecule is said to be excited-state zwitterionic. Within such a molecular system the zwitterionic state is unstable and the molecule typically collapses rapidly into its lower dipole ground state. In our patented molecular designs, the excited state is further stabilized by the aromatization of the molecular core. In that aromaticity stabilizes this excited state, it is said to "pull" the molecule into this higher energy state; on the other hand, the unstable zwitterionic state is said to "push" the molecule out of the excited state.
Our Electro-Optic Technology Approach
Our proposed solution to produce high-performance, high-stability electro-optic polymers for high-speed (wide bandwidth) telecommunication applications lies in a less mainstream, yet firmly established, scientific phenomenon called aromaticity. Aromaticity causes a high degree of molecular stability. It is a molecular arrangement wherein atoms combine into multi-membered rings and share their electrons among each other. Aromatic compounds are stable because the electronic charge distributes evenly over a great area preventing hostile moieties, such as oxygen and free radicals, from finding an opening to attack.
For the past two decades, diverse corporate interests, including, to our knowledge, IBM, Lockheed Martin, DuPont, AT&T Bell Labs, Corning, Honeywell and 3M, as well as numerous universities and U.S. Government Agencies, have been attempting to produce high-performance, high-stability electro-optic polymers for high-speed (wide bandwidth) telecommunication applications. These efforts have largely been unsuccessful due, in our opinion, to the industry's singular adherence to an industry pervasive engineering model known as the Bond Length Alternation ("BLA") theory model. The BLA model, like all other current industry-standard molecular designs, consists of molecular designs containing long strings of atoms called polyene chains. Longer polyene chains provide higher electro-optic performance, but are also more susceptible to environmental threats, which result in unacceptably low-performing, thermally unstable electro-optic polymers.
As a result, high frequency modulators engineered with electro-optic polymers designed on the BLA model or any other polyene chain design models are unstable over typical operating temperature ranges, and often exhibit performance degradation within days, hours or even minutes. Similarly, lower frequency modulators exhibit comparable failings, but to a lesser extent. These flaws, in most cases, have prevented commercial quality polymer-based modulators operating at 10-40Gb/s from entering the commercial marketplace. The thermal stability of these devices does not generally meet the minimum Telcordia GR-468 operating temperature range (-40 degrees Celsius to +85 degrees Celsius) much less the more harsh MILSPEC 883D (military specification) range of -55 degrees Celsius to 150 degrees Celsius.
None of our patented molecular designs rely on the BLA polyene chain design model.
Heterocyclical Anti-Aromatic Systems
Two of our provisional patents cover heterocyclical anti-aromatic electronic conductive pathways, which are the heart of our high-performance, high-stability molecular designs. The completely heterocyclical nature of our molecular designs "lock" conductive atomic orbitals into a planar (flat) configuration, which provides improved electronic conduction and a significantly lower reaction to environmental threats (e.g. thermal, chemical, photochemical, etc.) than the BLA design paradigm employed by other competitive electro-optic polymers.
The anti-aromatic nature of these structures dramatically improves the "zwitterionic-aromatic push-pull" of the systems, providing for low energy charge transfer. Low energy charge transfer is important for the production of extremely high electro-optic character.
Our innovative solution lies in a very well known scientific phenomenon called aromaticity, which causes a high degree of molecular stability. Aromaticity is a molecular arrangement wherein atoms combine into multi-membered rings and share their electrons among each other. Aromatic compounds are extremely stable because the electronic charge distributes evenly over a great area preventing hostile moieties, such as oxygen and free radicals, from finding an opening to attack. Until now, to our knowledge, no one has been able to propose molecular designs that could effectively exploit aromaticity in the design of a high-performance electro-optic polymer.
We believe now that we have fabricated electro-optic molecular architectures that do in fact exhibit extremely high thermal stability, our technologies may soon replace inorganic electro-optic materials in the marketplace due to their considerable advantages over traditional inorganic fiber-optic materials.
Wise I think that what he was trying to get across was that the guts of the device (once they master it) will be so inexpensive to produce that the packaging would cost more that what is inside. Little to no protection should be required from the elements (air) however we are talking single mode fiber so IMO aligning it and keeping it aligned will be the tricky part. That is my understand anyway.
OK I just stopped home for a moment and I saw the messages about the phone not getting answered so I called the 302 number and it went to voice mail. I pulled up the last press release and called Steve’s number, 3 rings and he answered. Funny I told him the only reason that I was calling was to see if he’d answer, he laughed and said yes. When I questioned him about what others were talking about he said that more than likely he thought that it was an outsider telemarking kind of call (where they try and convince you to call them back). I’d say just leave your name and tell him you are an investor, he can check that in a heartbeat and I’m sure that he’ll call you back. He did say that he spends a fair amount of time on the phone so he cannot answer it all the time. That is only the 3rd time in all these years that I’ve called him, on an update front he said that Lightwave has never had so many positive things going on and left it at that. I heard the phone ring so I bowed out. Oh and he did fess up that if you leave a message in the 302 box it will send him an email but he didn’t realize that once the box was full he had to log on and empty the box, so I guess there may have been an issue with that box at one time.
On a positive note he did say that once they get the device nailed it will be very difficult for anyone to reverse engineer and we should own the market for quite a while. Of course he cannot say anything that is not public and I didn’t try to push it or trick him because honestly I don’t want to know until news is public.
Oh and whoever it was that was talking about the SBR, Fall I think that is how I remembered it and yup buzzy Fall is 3 months of course with global warming and all I guess that may have changed.
You guys have a good weekend, Holy smokes I just looked and besides talking to himself Ponz now thinks that I’m Gates, rent free in that boys head, Yup.
Still Smilin : )
I think that it was Joe Miller that I was talking to last year at the SHM that said the timing of what Lightwave has is perfect. If you remember that is also when they decided to move from selling Perk to pushing the market with devices. He said something to the effect that even IF they had perfected it earlier the market place wasn’t yet ready for it, a year prior to that Smith said that the CMOS factories still needed to see and ROI before the next step and both agreed that in cleaning it up now our timing couldn’t be better. So the device thing was 13 months ago, not sure if we are ahead of, on, or behind the curve but as the science advances and investors start to get it this market will advance at an incredible pace. I too wish that they could make a next generation device 1,000 times faster, 10 times smaller, consuming 60% less power and at half the price and do it on a shoestring budget and convince the world in a few months to halt production and change everythng, but that is a tall order.
IMO we will see 2 different areas of mass growth in the near future, a bubble if you would, of course one is in the optical realm and that I’M SURE we will get caught up in, but IMO what will save the U.S. once again and put us back on top will be fracking, both oil and gas. Twice a day I see those trains from Alberat Canada traveling 3,000 miles across land to reach a refinery here on the east coast, it is like watching Rockefeller and Carnegie the battle of the pipe line Vs. the Railroad all over again.
Hanging in there (I know it is hard for) but sorry I rather enjoy going through life with a positive attitude while others enjoy complaining about everything in their rotten life, Caers correct me if I use this phrase the wrong way “C'est la vie”.
Is this weather perfect or what? Looks like one more week of wearing shorts then back to long pants, I guess I could start to complain about that, yeh that would make me feel better, wouldn't change anything but at least I could whine a little.
So are we anywhere near Westinghouse or Thomas Edison?
Gotta Run
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Fiber log news? Driving.
I don't think so I received a google alert but I think it was because there is a new report on old news.
Lightwave Logic and FiberLogix International Ink Agreement II-34
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/9/prweb11150314.htm
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Six that is Just about one of the dumbest posts ever.
Honestly I’ve got enough shares but Hey I’ll help you out and take them for $35k cash on barrel head now (even if they are restricted), or I’ll pay you $2,000 for the right to purchase them within the next 2 years at $1.25.
One thing that I did learn when reading the S-1 was that the major Micro electronics partner will be characterizing the material, if they put enough device engineer types on it they could easily understand more about it than we could with only a few guys, hopefully Bintz is working there looking over their shoulder and the data is being shared with Lightwave. Tom did say that what is learned there could help us with other devices. I think as the various batches are characterized and it is fine tuned they learn more and more about it, yes we will see a buyout north of 5 Bucks a share, and furthermore I'll bet the ones whining now will complain about the buyout price then, LOL. It will appear to us that it came out of nowhere. I’ll be buying more next Monday so hopefully you guys won’t run this up too high this week, but the end of the quarter is near so we may hear something.
Agreed they went public way too early (Marcelli said that years ago) but that is the route they took, nothing we can do about it now, and yes if they were not public it would be easier for them to communicate with us and cheaper, but it is what it is. On the other hand if it wasn’t public the shares wouldn’t be liquid so those that put up dough 8 years ago would have a very difficult route to sell if they had to, it is what it is.
I think everyone knows this but I just read the S-1 and it is easy to get lost in the mumbo jumbo, basically it appears to be nothing more than a filing for the LPC line of dough which all of us have been aware of for months now, it doesn’t appear that any of the terms a have changed. Basically IMO it is nothing more than an SEC formality.
In reading the S-1 it is very strange how many times we muddle along with one of our partners and then wham, end of relationship. It is almost like we don’t want too much info in the hands of someone outside of the company, (just my opinion). I could see how others might think that there is something else up but hey the universities will take as much money to do research as a company would give them they wouldn’t end a relationship because of a particular measurement that they didn’t like, IMO they’d just keep cashing the check.
Rick that IME link is not working. Oh and on the IME Opsis foundry thing you guys do understand that the facility is located in Singapore, I’m not sure that Lightwave would want to or possibly would even be permitted to ship our ish there.
On another front When the buyout comes through it is nice to see managements options are at well over a Buck so IMO SOMEDAY we’ll see a good number.
This board is like an addiction and when this is finally over and done with we all may need to seek counseling.
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Here it is the full text
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1325964/000155335013000697/lwlg_s1.htm
I don't have time to read it would cut into my drinking time.
Have at it Gents and Gentettes
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Think about it, IMO it is all related, I've heard that Prather can be one tough cookie, you really can not vet until the NDA's are signed, I think they thought they had us by the short hairs, perhaps we did an end run, in any event too deep to get into on here.
It is what it is, I'm not sour on this not at all, I DO NOT take that as a bad thing, just a twist, I'll be buying more in 1 week, As usual I'm fine with it, honestly I shouldn't put what I figure out on here because it confuses many.
Have a good day I've gotta run
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