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I'm currently focusing on what they're rolling out near term, which are the graphene filaments. Will definitely cover the printer as it gets closer to commercialization.
LMR/LMRMF starting to move today, probably to an email sent out by NIA http://inflation.us/
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NIA is pleased to announce Lomiko Metals (TSXV: LMR) as its second graphite stock suggestion. LMR owns 4.4 million shares or 11.23% of Graphene 3D (TSXV: GGG), which is up 24% today and up 42% over the last four trading days.
GGG went public on August 11th at $0.40 per share and just hit a new 52-week high today of $1.29 per share for a gain of 223% in just 13 trading days. LMR invested into GGG earlier this year at an average investment price of $0.12 per share. LMR is now up 975% on its investment - and it's not yet being reflected in LMR's share price. Look for LMR to gain 50%-100% over the next 3-4 trading days.
LMR is a North American flake graphite exploration company that's focused on the emerging graphene technology space. Graphene is a breakthrough new material produced from graphite that is being called the wonder material, because it is the strongest, thinnest material known to exist - and can conduct electricity and heat better than anything else. Besides being the hardest material in the world, it is also the most pliable - and could revolutionize many different technology industries.
GGG has filed for patents on 3D printing technologies that could very well change the way we all live and purchase products. 3D printing is the process of creating a three-dimensional, solid object from a digital file of virtually any shape, using an additive process. Using proprietary methods, GGG's team has developed technology to produce graphene nanocomposites and other advanced materials to be used in 3D printing. GGG's technologies have the potential to bring 3D printing to the next stage of commercial development.
LMR has entered into a major strategic alliance with GGG and is providing high quality flake graphite from its Quatre Milles Project - for GGG to convert to graphene. GGG will develop a feasible procedure for the purification of flake graphite for use in graphene production, and will provide guidance on technologies tailored to the production of graphene and graphene-related materials. LMR has the option to continue providing equity funding to GGG on an exclusive basis for the next two years!
LMR has $4.86 million in cash and no debt - and with GGG exploding, LMR is about to rapidly rise 50%-100% by the end of this week, in NIA's opinion.
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GGG.V on fire.
Quite period ending next week I believe.
Please see my IRP disclosure re: Graphene 3D Lab. I should add that this is the only company I've ever actively sought out to be part of in any compensated way, and probably the last for a long time. I'll be with this one for the next year and when I wrote that I think it's the best 3DP stock to buy now, they weren't just words. After meeting management and key investors, that's exactly how I feel and I couldn't be happier than to be with them.
Nice find. I'd say we should be getting an update soon from SGLB.
Commercialization of this sort of cutting edge technology almost always takes longer than management originally anticipates. That's just a fact. Too many unknowns at the start, some of which present challenges that have to be overcome that weren't considered at the outset. But I'd say that even though things haven't been rolled out as quickly as I thought (or most here thought most likely), it looks like SGLB is (finally) "getting it together".
Foreign exchange trading can really pay off well.
Fidelity and IB both have it. I don't even buy AMAVF anymore- only ARCM directly in Europe.
Avio Spins GEnx Jet Engine Blades with EBM 3D Printing Technology
http://3dprintingindustry.com/2014/08/27/avio-spins-genx-jet-engine-blades-ebm-3d-printing-technology/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=3dpi%2Btwitter
Yes, I have email out to him now about that.
But no guarantees- he's a busy guy as a very "hands on CEO".
I think today is reversal day.
Just a hunch.
Yes. Anything EBM is Arcam. It's patented, even "EBM" is trademarked by Arcam.
If SGLB's technology works with their systems according to Vivek, then it's fairly customizable I'd say
That's coming.
Agreed. I've always said I'm here for full commercialization. It's just taking a bit longer for revenues to be realized, but still believe (strongly) they're coming.
Nearing pretty good support here IMO.
Their new Q20 machine for aerospace has an internal quality control system built in.
Not sure if SGLB's technology would be needed or not, or if it would even be applicable to be honest. The EBM technology used by Arcam is a different animal.
I had dinner with Tuan Tarnpham, Arcam's new US sales rep. last week. He lives in the Boston area but was in Florida as part of his extended service bureau swing through the East coast. Great guy, and very professional- wouldn't give me any "inside information" about multiple orders (dang it!). But it's coming- GE loves EBM, and I think we will see an order or two of magnitude by end of year.
Then, there's the automotive market and turbochargers. That's next.
Wrote a bit about it this morning on it if you're interested:
https://3dprintingstocks.com/arcam-orders/
Arcam AB (AMAVF) announced two orders this morning.
One to Germany, one to Italy.
I had dinner last week with their US sales representative (Tuan Tranpham) and although he was very professional and kept things close to the vest, I'm quite sure there will be orders of multiple machines (maybe 5-10) to come in a single order...probably from GE or Boeing.
Then there's the auto industry I believe they'll make serious inroads into in 2015.
Covered this here this morning: https://3dprintingstocks.com/arcam-orders/
VJET isn't worst in class IMO.
I'd give that to XONE as far as the technology goes- but I'm sure many would disagree with me.
And he might get it. Never thought I'd say that because I expected things to happen faster than they have been in real revenue growth.
People can flame me if they want- but SGLB hasn't reported anywhere near the revenue so far this year I thought they would. And if it doesn't show up by EOY, then .08 isn't unreasonable.
That said, I still think they'll deliver.
I've had a few of those myself.
Definitely a learning curve.
I guess it depends on how the 3DP stocks do over that period. Managements are almost universally saying that they expect better numbers in 2nd half of the year, so unless there's a market correction my guess would be above $20....now that I sold way too soon, lol.
kicking myself now!!! (hard)
Don't worry,
I'm going to be meeting with them the first week of September and will let you know if exist or not! :)
$GGG.V Twitter screen capture:
Link: https://twitter.com/search?src=typd&q=%24GGG.V
3D Printing & Technology Fund Manager visiting GGG.V
Twitter screen capture:
Link: https://twitter.com/search?src=typd&q=%24GGG.V
Tweet from fund manager of 3D Printing & Technology Fund re: GGG.V
"We had a good phone call w/ @Graphene3D last week and look forward to visiting their L.I. lab. $GGG.V | http://www.3dpfund.com $TDPNX $TDPIX"
yea, it's still thinly traded, but that will change once US listing comes in another 60-90 days or so.
Once they begin sales of their graphene filaments, I don't think the stock will be under $1. Only 39 million shares out, and of that, 21 million are locked up in escrow with management and key investors.
You nailed it- I should have held!
I'm not quite there yet
But I do make some larger position trades when I believe something is very oversold or near support like VJET is.
I try to stay about 40-50% cash to take advantage of oversold stocks and bank some easy $ when I can. It doesn't always work out like here though of course. But you could be right and it will go higher without me- especially if the HP rumors continue.
For $3,950
re: "Why bail out after a paltry gain that barely pays commissions, taxes, and a little for lunch?"
Raising funds to add more GGG.V (Graphene 3D Lab)
That will be the best stock in the space for 2nd half of this year IMO.
Sold my VJET for 6% gain in 3 days.
Rumors of HP buyout are BS.
Bullish Article on new Graphene + 3D Printing stock in ah
Company will be first to market graphene filaments for 3D printers.
Ticker GGG.V
Article on Benzinga
This one breaks out tomorrow- check out article in after hours
Will be first company to commercialize GRAPHENE filaments for 3D PRINTING. Huge!
http://www.thelion.com/bin/redir.cgi?&tgt=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.benzinga.com%2Fgeneral%2Feducation%2F14%2F08%2F4794160%2Fgraphene-materials-for-3d-printing-this-company-is-leading-the-charg%23null&blog=1
Graphene + 3D Printing ticker GGG.V
New company just trading- more at:
http://www.thelion.com/bin/redir.cgi?&tgt=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.benzinga.com%2Fgeneral%2Feducation%2F14%2F08%2F4794160%2Fgraphene-materials-for-3d-printing-this-company-is-leading-the-charg%23null&blog=1
yep.
But they're not going to point that out. This is their M.O.
Hopefully it has little or no effect.
Investors here are pretty well informed about what's taking place, so there may not be much selling on this. But my guess is there will be folks shorting (maybe Nalalyze is short?)to try to create selling, which could still make a nice opportunity to buy or add shares if you believe in the future of SGLB.
I noticed.
Very convenient for the purpose of the article.
I'm not "promoting" it.
But it's likely to have an effect on trading short term. People can read the article and decide on their own if it has merit.
From my perspective one thing is certain, if SGLB doesn't show a big jump in revenue by eoy, then it will trade lower. My personal belief is those revenues will show up however.
Thanks for posting the GE Reports article monkeybuilt.
Pretty clear they like EBM and are using it- which we already knew, but there are some great quotes in there.
Thanks again for the heads up!
Sigma Labs gets negative article from Nanalyze
http://www.nanalyze.com/2014/08/will-sigma-labs-finally-deliver-on-their-promises/
Keith Murphy a Featured Speaker in October
Inside 3D Printing Conference, Santa Clara
http://inside3dprinting.com/santa-clara/2014/
I'll be speaking there also (about investing in 3D printing stocks) and look forward to meeting Keith. I interviewed him in the past, but haven't had the pleasure yet of meeting him- so I'm looking forward to it!
last year's interview for those interested:
http://3dprintingstocks.com/keith-murphy-organovo/
Nice reversal on heavy volume.
I expect this will be volatile, but overall trend will be UP as U.S. listing gets closer. That's when the fun really starts.
ARCW- sold half/took profits again.
Probably hits $20 after Q4/fy 2014 results are out so am keeping rest of position.
Added some ARCM/ARCW at 180.5 SEK today. I have a feeling they'll be announcing a multiple order of A20 machines soon.
After flippin in April, I'm dippin in again.
Share price nearing long term support... but have stop loss in in case it fails.