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Lebby built its foundations since 2017, before there was talk of a new world around AI and the need for change to increase computing power with less consumption. It was a pioneer and thus gained an advantage over the competition. Have you read the article about how big the AI market is? Who holds the keys to success in this market? Just sell quickly; you clearly don't believe in it. Don't come crying later! Goodbye!
Boomer, go back to sleep and do your own homework. If you don't want to see the bigger picture, sell quickly and leave this forum. Don't come crying later. Thanks and goodbye
People,
It's not much, but here you can find the link to the investor presentation added on November 13th in Munich. https://api.mziq.com/mzfilemanager/v2/d/23d26d3e-c498-431f-ba5c-2250e5f374cb/9bec8dfc-0108-5227-4f5b-d31f67ae623a?origin=2
Take a look at page 6/52, top right, to see which chip is depicted there.
Check out the article I just posted about AI and the role of NVIDIA. https://pro.paradigmnewsletters.org/p/aln_aicrownjewel_0923/LALNZA40/Full?cake_s1=12_141944097_a57f858a-7cc6-4007-84a9-80554cc8a409&h=true
As I say, do your own homework. I won't make statements, but lay out everything for yourself on how vast this market is. This market is exploding in no time
People,
Read the link below carefully and see the market potential for Photonics.
https://pro.paradigmnewsletters.org/p/aln_aicrownjewel_0923/LALNZA40/Full?cake_s1=12_141944097_a57f858a-7cc6-4007-84a9-80554cc8a409&h=true
A crucial point in this article that stuck with me is: "there is only one company in the world that manufactures this special piece of computer engineering equipment, and this company is the secret supplier behind the supplier of NVIDIA's crown juwel." There is only one company that has advanced so far in Photonics and can deliver this product, holding all the patents related to it, and that company is Lightwave Logic. It may sound ambitious, but all the pieces of the puzzle would then fall into place, suggesting that Lightwave Logic could be omnipresent. NVIDIA sells its crown juwels to Google, Amazon, Facebook, Tesla. Dear people, are we sitting on a volcano that is about to erupt? My puzzle is complete!
The market is enormous, take care, everyone!
You always shout so loudly about Jim Cramer, claiming he sees everything so well. It's laughable indeed that some have set up an ETF against him, achieving significantly good results! Just for your information: Bitcoin has risen to $42,000. Jim Cramer, following this great advice, has achieved an excellent return: -140%. I don't know who is being laughed at the hardest here, using such a clown as an argument.
Also, I've browsed through your profile and am truly impressed by your thoughtful and well-founded posts. I found the following:
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Oh oops, absolutely nothing and completely pointless. It's a shame that the board gets spammed with this and people waste their time with Woopie the clown.
Thank you and goodbye.
Hi Woopie Cramer,
Follow your top expert Jim Cramer. This man advised selling Bitcoin at $17,500. Current price: $41,400. Wat a clown! Is this your brother?🤡 Photonics is also the more technical part and an innovation in the world. This bar is probably also set too high for Jim!
Woop Cramer,
Follow your top expert Jim Cramer. This man advised selling Bitcoin at $17,500. Current price: $41,400. Wat a clown! Is this your brother?🤡 Photonics is also the more technical part and an innovation in the world. This bar is probably also set too high for Jim!
By the way, Woop, you can save your posts for once a year. You always post the same things 4 times throughout the year. Thank you!
Clown 🤡
The waiting is frustrating, but look towards the future and the Photonics market ahead of us. They estimate the total value of the market to be $100 billion by 2030. Lebby has set high expectations to capture a lion's share of the market. I'm not pleased with these upheavals and the PR policy either, but fundamentally, it remains unchanged. It's up to him to deliver now. P.S.: I don't suspect they made Lebby chairman of Optics (just go through the major players involved) based on any suspicion of fraud. These are all elements to keep courage and belief alive. Currently, the poor PR policy plays directly into the hands of the shorters, who are enjoying it now. Hopefully, our time will come soon!
Pumpkin has repeatedly dodged the following post, so the truth must be very close, dear people.:
“I must correct myself and apologize. Here is the correction:
I understand his frustration; if you engage as an expert in the sector and your significant investment Lumera goes bankrupt, resulting in losing a portion of his inventment (amount unkown), I would also lose credibility in the world.
However, his timing was not the best. Photonics was not yet accepted by the market (due to its limited functionality), and now it is. Look at the exponential growth in 2030, which indicates Photonics' market share.
If I follow his reasoning and had an ego as an industry expert, I would also prefer that no project with Photonics succeeds. The investment and loss must have been substantial for this to drag on for 15 years. Perhaps I would also seek financing to have my conviction paid out by institutions. Pumpkin's thought process is logical, but we must be very critical in examining that he won't find anything positive!
Pumpkin, you also know that since 2017, a new wind has blown through LWLG, giving rise to a 2.0 version. Look at the roadmap, the goal of commercialization in 2024, and the market of $100 billion in 2030. Even if the lion's share Lebby suggests is just a cub, you are still making a golden investment at this moment.
Decide for yourself and keep the faith.
I know that I don't have to take your thought process into account, apologies!
I wouldn't call Michael Lebby a scam now; you might get sued if this becomes a success. Consider changing it to "strong doubt" if necessary to keep it clean”
There are also people who have a regular job outside of stocks and invest for the long term, in contrast to individuals on this forum who do this full time as a job, spreading negativity to hit the stock as hard as possible in the short term.
Watching the stock price drop is definitely not pleasant for a long-term investor, but fundamentally, nothing has changed. Personally, I would appreciate it if Lebby could share more information about our current standing and the progress of commercialization. NDA and competitive interests take priority for me, and I give the benefit of the doubt for this "long" silence.
The market is enormous, and everyone wants to venture into Photonics. There are two aspects of being forthright: the inability to say it but wanting to, hindered by the final details that need to fall into place with other parties. Have you read Ciena's PR release today, which was also discussed during LWLG's updates? These are all factors that need to come together. Launching something new involves ensuring an entire chain is in order, not just LWLG's component. Again, it's up to Michael Lebby to deliver. He has set high expectations, and now it's his turn to live up to them. The ball is in his court, and what has been happening here for months is pure speculation from longs and shorts. Let's see who can present the strongest arguments.
Not the best CEO in terms of PR, but I'd prefer a CEO like a nerd. He is indeed a scientist who will help open doors to a new world of Photonics (they didn't appoint him chairman of Optics based on drawing straws). All major powers are rapidly moving towards this out of necessity. Additionally, climate change is a significant factor in today's society, to which Photonics will contribute, especially considering that data centers currently account for a large share of energy consumption. It's up to Michael Lebby to deliver and showcase LWLG's role in this multibillion-dollar market (estimated to be $100 billion by 2030). I would be more concerned if companies like NVIDIA, Google, etc., were distancing themselves from Photonics, but on the contrary, they are embracing it
Perfect wording!
Woop,
Follow your great example clown Jim Cramer. He behaves more like a clown aiming to score hits than providing expertise. See below his significant advice on crypto and the return he has achieved, or shall we say, has not achieved:
https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cryptocurrency/23/10/35469259/if-you-invested-1-000-in-bitcoin-and-other-crypto-when-jim-cramer-said-anyone-holding-was-?utm_campaign=partner_feed&utm_source=MarketWatch&utm_medium=partner_feed&utm_content=site&mod=mw_quote_news
Correct, Jeunke. My human instinct to do good contradicts staying silent on injustice or these kinds of practices. It's a futile effort to communicate with someone who lives in their own world, continually twists facts on paper into their interpretation of the truth. Moreover, he exhibits all the characteristics of a manipulator, and seemingly has all the time in the world. If he's not working for an institution to post messages, he's unemployed, spending day in and day out (pitiful and lonely) behind his computer with a goal in mind. The attention for him fades away. There is only one truth, and that is that Lebby must come forward with the effective facts and report the current situation to us; otherwise, this remains essentially a daily ping-pong battle.
Wow, wonderfully substantiated and constructive, Sonata #sarcasm.
Netiquette tip: Avoid using ALL CAPS to emphasize. Typing in all caps on the internet is equivalent to shouting.
I do agree that the PR policy is really subpar!
Ted,
thanks for confirming that you interpret all the facts to form your opinion. Your financial motive is to buy low and sell high, and you are the most active user on this platform. May I also freely interpret?
Let's all together conduct a personality check on Ted: How do we recognize a manipulator collectively? Everyone, please check along. I'll start:
- Doesn't think about others, only about themselves (check)
- Wants to push their agenda (check)
- Doesn't listen (at best pretends to) (check)
- Feels smarter and stronger than others (check)
- Lives in their own world (check)
- Blames others (check)
- Seeds doubt and uncertainty (check)
- Often exaggerates (check)
- Distorts reality (check)
- Lies easily (benefit of the doubt)
- Can be aggressive at times (benefit of the doubt)
- Takes everything personally (check)
- Gives a lot or is overly helpful and lets you know, intending to create a debt to be repaid (check)
- Devalues your strengths (benefit of the doubt)
Knows how to play on your weaknesses (benefit of the doubt)
Feel free to take your own stance and form your own opinion, but don't manipulate everything and don't pretend to be the Photonics and financial expert .
I'm putting you in the waiting room for now after this post. It feels like I'm talking to a wall (read as a Chat GPT tool).
I must correct myself and apologize. Here is the correction:
I understand his frustration; if you engage as an expert in the sector and your significant investment Lumera goes bankrupt, resulting in losing a portion of his inventment (amount unkown), I would also lose credibility in the world.
However, his timing was not the best. Photonics was not yet accepted by the market (due to its limited functionality), and now it is. Look at the exponential growth in 2030, which indicates Photonics' market share.
If I follow his reasoning and had an ego as an industry expert, I would also prefer that no project with Photonics succeeds. The investment and loss must have been substantial for this to drag on for 15 years. Perhaps I would also seek financing to have my conviction paid out by institutions. Pumpkin's thought process is logical, but we must be very critical in examining that he won't find anything positive!
Pumpkin, you also know that since 2017, a new wind has blown through LWLG, giving rise to a 2.0 version. Look at the roadmap, the goal of commercialization in 2024, and the market of $100 billion in 2030. Even if the lion's share Lebby suggests is just a cub, you are still making a golden investment at this moment.
Decide for yourself and keep the faith.
I know that I don't have to take your thought process into account, apologies!
I wouldn't call Michael Lebby a scam now; you might get sued if this becomes a success. Consider changing it to "strong doubt" if necessary to keep it clean
Ted,
You are so predictable ! 😂
Do you already have a short memory? You present facts, that's correct. However, the crucial part is how you handle and interpret those facts. You tend to twist facts into your own truth or feeling, a viewpoint that nobody on this forum believes in. I've seen through you since day 2 on this forum.
Shall I recap the characteristics of a manipulator for you? I believe you can check quite a few boxes, and others might agree.
Luckily, you still have a few loyal fans out of necessity, like Pumpkin, Woop, ... because they share the same personal and/or financial interests. At least it adds some color to your life.
Take care, Ted !
If you're not comfortable or having trouble sleeping, I advise against investing in startups transitioning to commercialization. It's highly volatile and playground for market makers. Look at the trajectory of Amazon in its early days—surged to 80-90 dollars and then plummeted to 5-10 dollars. Stay resilient, focus on your goal, monitor progress, and believe in the CEO.
Newcomers,
beware; do your own research and don't be swayed. One of the typical characteristics of a master manipulator is presenting facts while conveniently forgetting to mention that this is their own interpretation for personal financial gain.
I must correct myself and apologize. Here is the correction:
I understand his frustration; if you engage as an expert in the sector and your significant investment Lumera goes bankrupt, resulting in losing a portion of his inventment (amount unkown), I would also lose credibility in the world.
However, his timing was not the best. Photonics was not yet accepted by the market (due to its limited functionality), and now it is. Look at the exponential growth in 2030, which indicates Photonics' market share.
If I follow his reasoning and had an ego as an industry expert, I would also prefer that no project with Photonics succeeds. The investment and loss must have been substantial for this to drag on for 15 years. Perhaps I would also seek financing to have my conviction paid out by institutions. Pumpkin's thought process is logical, but we must be very critical in examining that he won't find anything positive!
Pumpkin, you also know that since 2017, a new wind has blown through LWLG, giving rise to a 2.0 version. Look at the roadmap, the goal of commercialization in 2024, and the market of $100 billion in 2030. Even if the lion's share Lebby suggests is just a cub, you are still making a golden investment at this moment.
Decide for yourself and keep the faith.
I know that I don't have to take your thought process into account, apologies!
I wouldn't call Michael Lebby a scam now; you might get sued if this becomes a success. Consider changing it to "strong doubt" if necessary to keep it clean
Ted,
You're modifying your messages after sending them. Do I see a form of deception there? Good thing I took another look. Sometimes it's better not to reply, under the saying "Silence is golden, speech is silver." You might want to apply that in your circle (if you even have one).
I attach absolutely no importance to this automated response system.
I understand his frustration; if you engage as an expert in the sector and your significant investment Lumera goes bankrupt, resulting in losing all your money, I would also lose credibility in the world.
However, his timing was not the best. Photonics was not yet accepted by the market (due to its limited functionality), and now it is. Look at the exponential growth in 2030, which indicates Photonics' market share.
If I follow his reasoning and had an ego as an industry expert, I would also prefer that no project with Photonics succeeds. The investment and loss must have been substantial for this to drag on for 15 years. Perhaps I would also seek financing to have my conviction paid out by institutions. Pumpkin's thought process is logical, but we must be very critical in examining that he won't find anything positive!
Pumpkin, you also know that since 2017, a new wind has blown through LWLG, giving rise to a 2.0 version. Look at the roadmap, the goal of commercialization in 2024, and the market of $100 billion in 2030. Even if the lion's share Lebby suggests is just a cub, you are still making a golden investment at this moment.
Decide for yourself and keep the faith.
I know that I don't have to take your thought process into account, apologies!
I wouldn't call Michael Lebby a scam now; you might get sued if this becomes a success. Consider changing it to "strong doubt" if necessary to keep it clean.
B
Hey Proto,
I greatly appreciate your enthusiasm and expertise, but try to moderate your posts to maintain strength in your message. What is in your messages contains powerful elements, but some manipulators try to extract this strength from your message by making you argue each time and then write you off as "overly hyped" about this stock. Ignore these manipulators and post this powerful message at the right moment.
Keep the courage, belief, and enthusiasm; these efforts will be rewarded!
He who laughs last, laughs best!
B
By the way, what is your role in this stock? You consistently end your messages with scam? How can you call Michael Lebby a scam when he is appointed as Chairman of Optica? Serious accusations directed towards his address?
Who works most efficiently when you can play a role in changing the world (exponential growth of Photonics) with a top-notch workforce of 50 people?
Thank you.
B
Dear all,
Pragmatic analysis after a few days on this forum. Day in and day out, the same (tiring) communication is being exchanged.
The proponents on this forum are very (too) enthusiastic, and the opponents shout the stock's demise. Everyone, of course, operates in their own financial interest. There are experts who delve into whitepapers inside out to compile all the information and make connections regarding the progress of LWLG. (For me personally, it's too technical, so I sought information and confirmation in a personal environment, and there are indeed overlaps).
There are others who shout "red flags" from their own written manual with pure interpretation, manipulation, and follow the saying: "he who shouts the loudest is heard."
Then there are the idiots on the forum who keep saying the same things to boost hope.
The stock price is under heavy pressure, the shorters (22.2 M) cleverly take advantage of the scant information (or better read no information), which is frustrating. There can be a lot of back and forth written here daily with both positive or negative suggestions or interpretations, but it's Michael Lebby who has to deliver.
What my stance and analysis are of LWLG:
- Photonics is an explosive market that will grow exponentially
- Workforce has been qualitatively expanded very rapidly in the short term (fast-growing market).
- Cash in the bank until mid-2025 (no dilution of shares)
- LWLG can deliver a top product (world records).
- Patent portfolio (competitive advantage).
- CEO Michael Lebby is appointed as Chairman of Optica (a form of great respect).
- CEO Michael Lebby has an outstanding CV.
- Commercialization / revenue stream / production is planned in 2024.
- PDK is integrable and shows very good results after 5000 test hours
The only question now is how far they have progressed with their partners in terms of integrations, what licenses they have, etc. It is up to Michael Lebby to tell us that in the near future and no one else.
Lebby talks about a "lion's share" in this market. Why would such a renowned man put his reputation and career on the line to see it become so significant? His PR policy is very poor, but the goal he has in mind speaks volumes.
The market is there, now it's time to deliver, to burn the shorts.
Have a nice day!
B (beginning of my first name)
Go for something more intricate, Lurker (or should I throw mud and insinuate, as you're (acting dumber)? Is Tedpelee your alter ego? He's suspiciously quiet when you're posting). I'd like to open up the discussion with you here. What's your financial position in LWLG, opportunities, and drawbacks? Thanks.
B
Or, perhaps, B is simply the beginning of my first name? I prefer to remain anonymous before encountering a profile like yours in my private sphere. I made an effort to find valuable insights about the stock from your profile, but unfortunately, it's like searching for a needle in a haystack. I give you a chance to clarify some aspects of your perspective on LWLG to stimulate my knowledge and critical thinking.
Summarize LWLG in 10 keywords so that we can engage in a meaningful discussion from here. (For clarity, a keyword is a term expressing a significant part of a message.).
B (beginning of my first name)
Lurker,
Das you please, open an investigation; I stand firm. A hardworking man, indirectly brought into LWLG through Smart Photonics (see video on the website where Lebby is also featured). I want to make my hard-earned money grow in a company offering products in a rapidly growing market.
This is heavy intimidation, but you can also view it as a strategy of manipulators (though I truly place you in the dummy category. Not a problem, I could potentially email you my communication training? You can learn and grow into a professional instead of functioning as a dummy now.
"Intimidation is another form of manipulation. Someone tries to influence your behavior by deliberately scaring, embarrassing, frightening, confusing, embarrassing, or paralyzing you.
Sometimes, someone intimidates openly, such as accusing you or threatening negative consequences like physical violence, reputational damage, punishment, dismissal... by deliberately communicating explosively.
Sometimes, intimidation is more covert, targeting the person and emphasizing one's own power."
Happy to make your acquaintance.
Stay Safe,
B
Ted,
A personality is as important as the subject itself. It's crucial to interpret how things are presented by the person on the other side of the conversation.
I've scrutinized your posts, and that personality aligns perfectly with all the characteristics. Manipulation involves subtle, deceptive, psychological games where someone systematically assesses how to gain control over you to achieve their own ends.
They charm, make promises, or pretend to act in your interest. They lie, tell fantastic stories, praise you only to later criticize or hurt you.
They adjust their strategy smoothly: if one approach fails, they find another. They pay close attention to your reactions and feelings, not to consider them, but to build pressure, find your weak spots, and achieve their goal.
After 4 days of discussing on this forum, I can clearly categorize you as a personality and adjust my critical thinking accordingly. No criticism. You also have certain goals to achieve, but I hope everyone on this forum takes the time to interpret things correctly.
Best of luck, Ted, in your future endeavors!
B
Ted, this response surprises me. I conduct my own research, manage my own investments, and communicate independently (addressed logically to you as the top poster on this forum). I try to critically examine matters and am now portrayed as a deceiver. Wow!
I also have a branch in my job to make an accurate assessment of the type of customers I deal with, how suppliers behave, how they try to shift things in their favor and manipulate. Earlier this month, we discussed this topic in our company as part of a training session.
What are the characteristics of a manipulator?
- Doesn't think about you, but themselves
- Wants to get their way
- Doesn't really listen to you (at most pretends to)
- Feels smarter and stronger than others
- Lives in their own world
- Blames others
- Seeds doubt and uncertainty
- Often exaggerates
- Distorts reality
- Lies easily
- Can be aggressive at times
- Takes everything personally
- Gives a lot or is overly helpful and lets you know. With the intention of creating a debt that must be - - repaid
- Devalues your strengths
- Knows how to play on your weaknesses
I have now analyzed all posts, and this seems like a mirror image of yourself, doesn't it, Ted?
I'm trying to focus on people on the forum who are genuinely involved in this field, who read whitepapers, conduct analyses, and look at the market ahead of us. The market accepts Photonics, and Mr. Lebby is a renowned figure in Photonics. All the issues you are trying to bring to light do not outweigh the enormous potential. Is everything running smoothly 100%?
Stay Safe.
B
Haha, you're really a joke! Have you said anything meaningful on this forum yet? Your posting history speaks volumes!
Sorry Ted, but at least I still have a life outside Investorshub, with a great job, family, and friends, which makes me not always available. Enjoy continuing your pathetic life.
Ok, there are companies that have now introduced an inverse Cramer ETF to the market. This ETF is an investment product that does exactly the opposite of what Cramer does, and the results are generally good. 🤣🤣 follow Cramer Woopie!!!
In 2024, is sales on the roadmap? Or have you not even bothered to go through this? Can you also confirm whether we are talking about the same Jim Cramer? You neatly select the messages on which you "can" respond.
Is it Jim Cramer who recommended selling Bitcoin at a price of $17,500? Look at where the Bitcoin price is now. He seems like a real clown the way he operates. I even read the following on several websites (=fact):
He has become such a target on the internet that there are companies that have now introduced an inverse Cramer ETF to the market. This ETF is an investment product that does exactly the opposite of what Cramer does, and the results are generally good.
Thank you!