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Booyah! hit 1.20 pretty quick after my call earlier today, lol, hopefully this has given six the chance to end his misery here with us and moooo've on to greener pasters!
farewell & good luck to ya six!
buz, were you around when lmra ran from like 1.25 to 10 bucks in a couple weeks time, I still think that was right after they pr'd their 1st working prototype e/o modulator, x is that what you recall?
honestly six, I think this will hit 1.20 soon enough and you should just sell like you indicated earlier you wished to do, but by means of the open market, not by your proposal based on the insanity that we here should pay you a 40% premium to the current market, lol
investing in this company requires you to be a believer because everything is so secret, you would be better suited for a company that already has real products for sale now
if the stock rallies to a buck and a half on speculation now, and lpc is tapped, and then it falls back down again subsequent, and no new news of substance is published in that time span, then I can now already hear all the whining we will all be subject to at that time, lol
back to about a buck near the close, looking good then whammo, they sneak one last trade in at the low of day, lol, picasso strikes
x, maybe you can remember this, correct me if I am wrong here, but wasn't it the pr of the working prototype that launched lmra from 1 to 10 in like a week's time back around mid-2006?
I agree with your thinking Nitro, that would make the most sense based on what the consensus here believes the LSS is developing with Lightwave materials imo
These initial results constitute a truly significant event for our Company as it proves that our materials can work in photonic devices
BOOYAH! looks like the decade long personal indicator (see the post replied to) rocked this one, that is of course if you guys consider this news of substance, I do!
gates, I am betting some of the secrets will be revealed very soon
I have been tracking a personal indicator for nearly a decade now which currently points to final resolution
confident a pr of substance emerges on or b4 the 2013 patch party!
where is longtimer anyways?
wise from the article --> This innovation could enable optical processor to memory interconnects in supercomputers within 5 years, and likely within consumer electronics like game consoles, cell phones, as well,” Popovic told KurzweilAI. “Chips enabled with optical processing could also impact an array of other areas, including medical imaging, advanced analog signal processing like analog to digital conversion, etc. The bottom line is that optics is becoming an essential part of advanced microelectronics as performance continues to scale.
wow, 5 more years, seems like another round of dejavu, haha
my speculation index is starting to give me a mild to moderate alert now, stay tuned folks this one may get very interesting!
reporting from the patch, booyah!
booyah! the apathy index on target with pr this week, this one has some real connect the dots meat and potatoes too I'd say
looking forward to a great party in the patch this time round!
Reds, I like the cut of your jib!
Wiseguy, I just skimmed through this document, maybe Rickface can take a look at this one too for us
http://www.nnin.org/sites/default/files/2012reu/2012nninREU_OPTS.pdf
apathy index reading here suggesting pr likely this week
and of course who could forget this week begins the month of october almost time for the annual visit to the patch
this year looks like it might even turn up the fabled GP with long awaited news of substance
still, keeping the faith
correct me is I am wrong but fall lasts for about 3 months
wow buz, I've got that exact same setup down in the basement of the house I recently bought so all I need is to get my hands on the goo and I can start cranking out devices too, lol, but seriously, sure hope that when they get that "right" device working they can tame the process, I mean isn't the goal to crank out tens of thousands of these things?
anyone care to comment on the mass production aspects it would be interesting to me to hear any thoughts on that topic
my board post apathy index is starting to signal an alert, this could mean a pr is coming soon, if the level of apathy continues a few more days, I am fairly certain the index will run off the charts, stay tuned people, lol
Rickface, booyah, we are on the same page!
and for the same reasons,
it's all about the fact that they are now developing
devices devices devices
and on multiple fronts
obviously you are not a chess player
so someone here pays six 40% above market for his shares today, and tomorrow he buys them back on the open market and creates a new alias to post under here, lol
duh ok
six, if you are serious about selling and are willing to put those 70k shares up at the market now of 85 cents, I bet we can get enough support from folks on the board here to digest those shares for you, I just picked up another couple thousand shares at 85 cents myself a few minutes ago, and could probably even help out others here grabbing up your 70k shares, let us know
we are one team!
six, you are asking a 33.33% premium to the current market price, I would bet that barring a long awaited pr of substance, anyone could grab up 5k to 10k shares daily over the next week or two and walk away with a much lower average basis than you are currently offering
duh ok, that sounds good to me, I can get shares from you at 1.20 when I'd have to pay 90 cents in the open market
ps - you recognized yourself as one of the whiners, and that is the first step of the nine step program I hear, lol
pss- personally still more confident by far than ever before and patiently waiting, a lost art
I'll give ya that, however, none of us here know what is happening day by day, and Tom has told us point blank that the number one priority has been satisfying needs of the LSS, so it is possible that delays in the expected timetable of internal developments were delayed by unexpected requests of the LSS, and it is impossible for us to know too what extent those delays might have been or are currently
not everybody is born to be a public speaker, and there are more ways to add value than to be a great public speaker, and a great public speaker does not always add great value, food for thought for whiny ones, bet they are all great armchair quarterbacks too
WoW, the mayhem on the msg board indicator rocks the house!
booyah!
reds, I think you are right, doesn't LPC only have to buy when the pps is above $1.00?
also of note, a $10 million or more raise is astronomical amount of new funding compared to our past, I think you have to believe we are making strides now, and big things will be happening in 2014
thoughts?
booyah, my mayhem on the board index has gone off the charts this week, the lights are all flashing wildly, and it looks like a pr may be in the works for next week, if it happens, I hope it's a doosey!
keep the faith!
Rickface, are there any specific juicy bits from the pay per view version that made you a believer in them being a true competitor of lightwave that you could share with us all here? tia
I'm not doing the research for you
correct me if I am wrong but you seemed to inform us all here that you HAVE DONE this research work already, all anyone has asked you to do is link them to your findings, else your credibility is questionable I'd venture to say
bsmith here is a link to an early paper with this data
http://third-order.com/print/third-order_tech3.pdf
please let us know your thoughts
snez, I did not mean anything bad on greenlee, just because he did not fit here does not mean he will not be of great value where he goes next, he has my best wishes for success!
I knew it!
the whiners have been drudging on and on about how greenlee's departure was a statement of problems he found with the materials, never once did they consider what I really thought, which was most likely that greenlee turned out to be the perverbial square peg in a round hole!
BOOYAH!
bsmith says --> I come from an engineering/physics background (see reply post)
early bsmith post from july 13 would indicate he is not greenlee unless referring to himself in the 3rd person
gates, why do you suddenly think we are getting very close, I don't recall you being of that mindset so much recently?
(but I am glad to hear it )
also interesting to watch the fireworks on the board of late!
the firestorm of posts of relevancy has begun to trigger my patented post relevancy index, more on that later
great buckyballs x, I was thinking the same thing, bsmith sounds like the reincarnation of optiprof to me too, is it true bsmith? cmon, fess up?
spooks, here is the Intel reference -->
Member Company Benefits and Technology Transfer
We continue to work closely with several companies on this project. Our primary industrial collaborator is new CIAN IAB member Intel, with whom we are exploring the development of new sol-gel cladding materials for silicon photonics. Intel has strong interest in sol-gel technology for both photonics and electronics applications, as well as applications of the multiphoton imaging technique. We have also worked closely with GigOptix, an IAB member company, and we collaborated to submit a proposal to the NSF SECO program for the transfer of first generation UA sol-gel technology to GigOptix. Adam Jones continues to intern at Sandia National Laboratories, a role that is becoming increasingly important given CIAN’s engagement with Sandia on CMOS-based integrated photonic circuit fabrication.
Project Team
Project Leader:
Robert A. Norwood, Professor, UA, Optical Sciences
Other Members from home institution and other collaborating institutions:
Keren Bergman, Columbia
Bruce Block, Intel
Raluca Dinu, GigOptix
Seppo Honkanen, University of Eastern Finland (Finland)
Shawna Liff, Intel
Shayan Mookherjea, UCSD
Marcus Nebeling, Fiber Network Engineering
George Papen, UCSD
George Porter, UCSD
Nasser Peyghambarian, Professor, UA, Optical Sciences
Michael Wang, Columbia
Students (undergrad through Post Docs):
Hannah Grant, UA, Optical Sciences (undergraduate)
Oscar Hererra, UA, Optical Sciences (graduate, Ph. D.)
Roland Himmelhuber, UA, Optical Sciences (graduate, Ph. D.)
Adam Jones, UA, Optical Sciences (graduate, Ph. D.), interning at Sandia National Laboratories
Kyung-Jo Kim, UA, post-doc
http://www.cian-erc.org/pdf/2013_projects/Thrust%203/C3-2a%20SWITCHING%20AND%20MODULATOR%20COMPONENTS%20-%20LOW%20COST%20EO%20POLYMER%20MODULATORS%20AND%20SWITCHES.pdf
Wow EYE OPENER on GIG from EMPLOYEES
http://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/GigOptix-Reviews-E21261.htm
Alex Jen and U of Washington so it is quite possibly an offshoot of the CLD family of chromophores, interesting that the LLC was founded in 2010 and is just surfacing to view now
They are CMOS process compatible and adaptable for large-scale photonic integration.
http://www.soluxra.com/PhotonicMaterials.html