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In Belgium we say. you cannot win the lotto if you have no tickets
talking from experience
we talk each day
Tens of millions?
I do not think it will be small as there were (and still are) more carmakers interested.
That does not mean the investment will only be shares. I am hoping on non dilutive investment as well and that makes it complex.
Funny enough but also frustrating I am waiting on an important deal at my other big investment and that deal is overdue as well.
Also on that company there are alot of naysayers at the Ihub sidelines who know everything better.
a lot of retail investors buy high and sell low.
while the waiting is frustrating I think they will.
and it will have a very positive effect on the shareprice.
and yes Exim will happen as well. And that will have an enormous effect on the sharrprice.
absolute nonsense. the geopolitical situation was completely different and the Chinese would have killed the effort as they did for Molycorp.
Now we are in deglobiization mode and decoupled from China.
use your brain Ted
The price did not change. 11 million shares traded at the same price. at the closing minute. computer trading? The shareprive would have crashed.
You have already told us that you do not understand what Lwlg does.
You are now telling me that you do not understand stock trading
poor reply
About everybody on the Lwlg message board saw it except the guy who wrote 50000 messages.
it was discussed here.
Why should i take notes for you..
You still do not have a common sense reply on my question on the 154 million shares traded on Beamr Ted. Retail shareholder. Sorry. Do not be so naive.
bla bla bla
I am talking facts Ted.
11 milliion shares in a few minutes and I have a good understanding where they went and where they were coming from.
but then you have to do some better dd and spend less time on this board.
Ted. do you remember the 11 million shares traded at the closing on a Friday I think it was in December. 2021. Do you really think it were retailinvestors selling all these shares in only a few minutes?
Keep your eyes wide open Ted and write less nonsense. on this board.
Maybe I should give you a course how market makers work. How they shift naked shorts from one market maker to the other to give the impression that they cover.
Maybe look at some courtcases and learn something useful before engaging in discussions.
again Ted. you are yoo much busy writing on message boards and neglecting the trading facts which happen every day and show that the same naked shorting was and is happening there.
I am showing to the readers of the message board through your answer that you have no clue how market makers work and manipulate the market . Maybe you should do some studying on the Taser case of 10 years ago where the late Phil Smith was the CEO and show less arrogance on this board pretending that you know how stockmarkets operate.
Ted
as you are the spokesmen of the investors that understand the mecanism of the market ( you are one of the investors that claims that shorters do not manipulate the lwlg stock) can you explain the recent marketactivity on Beamr where a few days ago 154 million shares were traded while the company has only 13 million shares outstanding.
I am anxious to read your logical explanation?
happy about the results of previous quarter?
kudos to the management team. They are not quitters.
IBC doing a lot better. Anybody noticed?
This is what I call great dd.
I have the report on my computer at home but am on holiday in Spain. The report was dated february 6.
ask IR
At least you can say he understands the technology and what is happening in the sector.
LWLG would never pay a poster on ihub.
Echelon wrote a new report. price target 1.40
Michael will be giving more conferences in Belgium for hundreds of investors after the PIC presentation
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They are indeed back on track
Dear Investor,
Nanalysis Achieves Record Revenue in Q4
CALGARY, AB, February 6, 2024 Nanalysis Scientific Corp. (“the Company” or “Nanalysis”, TSXV: NSCI, OTCQX: NSCIF, FRA: 1N1), a leader in portable NMR machines, MRI technology for industrial and research applications, and detection equipment services, provides an estimate of Q4 2023 unaudited revenue and highlights some other recent business accomplishments.
Sean Krakiwsky, Founder and CEO of Nanalysis, states: “We are very pleased with how the fourth quarter closed out 2023, a year not without its challenges. While our Security Services business continued its ramp through the end of the year, we also had strong results in our benchtop sales that we expect to continue into the first quarter. With both Benchtop NMR and Security Services contributing significantly, we were able to achieve fourth quarter unaudited revenues of between $9.3MM and $9.8MM, constituting a new record quarter for Nanalysis.”[1]
“We feel that with the continued trajectory of the Company’s airport security maintenance project, returning strength to Benchtop NMR revenue, and our cost cutting measures that were implemented last year and continuing into 2024, we are making progress toward our corporate objective of generating positive EBITDA in this fiscal year.”
Financial and Operational Highlights:
New Quarterly Revenue Record: Q4 2023 revenue will be at least $9.3MM (unaudited), driven by continued expansion of security services related to the Company’s airport security maintenance project, as well as continued recovery in Benchtop NMR sales. Phase-In of the Company’s Airport Security Maintenance Project: On January 11, 2024, the Company completed the phase-in period related to its airport security maintenance project, resulting in the Company’s Security Services business now performing maintenance of passenger screening imaging and detection equipment across all of Canada. We are confident that the highly capable team we’ve built during this project will provide significant growth opportunities for this business with new customers and partners. 100 MHz Benchtop NMR Product: In Q4, the Company sold and shipped 14 100MHz Benchtop NMR units, the highest number of shipments for 100 MHz units in a quarter since the Company cleared its backlog in 2022. This drove continued recovery in Benchtop NMR revenue. Customer satisfaction is high, and we continue to seek value added partnerships and new software applications to drive more growth. New Patent Grant: The Company expanded its patent portfolio with the grant of United States Patent #US 11,815,574B2 which is part of the ongoing patent pipeline for its Benchtop NMR products. The Company continues to innovate in several areas of magnetic resonance technology, and we are proud of this recent patent grant directly associated with the 100 MHz product.
About Nanalysis Scientific Corp. (TSXV: NSCI, OTCQX: NSCIF, FRA: 1N1)
Nanalysis Scientific Corp. operates two primary businesses: Scientific Equipment and Security Services. Within its Scientific Equipment business is what the Company terms "MRI and NMR for industry". The Company develops and manufactures portable Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectrometers or analyzers for laboratory and industrial markets. The NMReady-60™ was the first full-feature portable NMR spectrometer in a single compact enclosure requiring no liquid helium or any other cryogens. The Company has followed-up that initial offering with new products and continues to have a strong innovation pipeline. In 2020, the Company announced the launch of its 100MHz device, the most powerful and most advanced compact NMR device ever brought to market.
The Company’s devices are used in many industries (oil and gas, chemical, mining, pharma, biotech, flavor and fragrances, agrochemicals, law enforcement, and more) as well as numerous government and university research labs around the world. The Company continues to exploit new global market opportunities independently and with partners. With its partners, the Company provides scientific equipment sales and maintenance services globally.
In 2022, through its subsidiary KPrime, the Company was awarded a five-year, $160 million contract with the Government of Canada to provide maintenance services for passenger screening equipment in Canadian airports. This has resulted in the expansion of the Company’s Security Services business. The Company is providing airport security equipment maintenance services for the Government of Canada in each province and territory of Canada. In addition, the Company provides commercial security equipment installation and maintenance services to a variety of customers in North America.
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[1] All figures and results referenced in this press release are preliminary and unaudited
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I understand the impatience however I am more confident now that I ever have been.
you forgot to tell us how many times you made love
you mean the people who followed you to Excelsior when it was at 1.40 cad and then they mailed me that you put a knife in their back and quit? Or the ones you introduced to NTE?
Or are you still mad at me because i wrote a mail to the company of Ted because he was complotting against the interests of his own employer. ?
he certainly is not an example for his previous employer
thank you for defending our common investment against the bashers.
none of these bashers have done something productive in life unless you believe drinking too much alcohol is good for the economy.
they will not sell before we. reach 30
they will be back on track.
Refining is a more generic term for the process of converting ore into separated oxides. Separation is a narrower term for the chemical process of taking REE concentrate and separating and purifying the individual REEs. There are other steps that one could say are not technically separation, such as conversion of ore to concentrate and conversion of separated REEs into their oxide form, that one could lump into the "refining" bucket and which are not technically seperation.
Some producers, like us, will skip the conversion of ore to concentrate, as we take processed ore and move it directly to a hydromet process.
So, separation can be seen as one step in the overall refining process, I suppose. But the terms are often used interchangeably.
If you look at our process flow sheet, you could say that this process is one that refines and produces separated REE oxides from ore, and which includes more steps than SX (solvent extraction) which does the actual separation of each REE from the others.
Hi Stephen
I still have a lot of followers that have invested in Excelsior. The shareprice seems at a bottom and I just read that Goldman Sachs is very optimistic about copper.
Do you still believe that Excelsior is going tob e succesful and if yes why? It is a long time that Excelsior has been in the news. How is this well stimulation programme progressing?
What can be the catalyst fort he shareprice of Excelsior in your view? Is this still for 2024?
Walter Caers
Hi Walter,
Yes we remain confident that Excelsior will be successful. Working with Nuton at the Johnson Camp Mine continues to move forward at a good pace. There is a lot of value in the deal we did with them and are excited to see it going forward. Several catalyst on this project are expected in Q1 or H1 this year; the release of metallurgical column test results and other metallurgical testing, and subject to these results being good, the project moving to Stage 2, which would provide us additional non-dilute cash and a significant reduction in costs, making more money available for well stimulation and Gunnison.
On the well stimulation, all approvals have been received, but we would like to use the cash from Nuton Stage 2 to fund this work, so subject to Nuton moving to Stage 2, we would commence the well stimulation program towards the end of H1.
We have been marketing (e.g. the recent Vancouver Round-up conference and about 20 or so virtual meetings the last few months). More marketing is coming up, but unfortunately no significant news flow until Nuton release some results.
There is tremendous value here, it’s just a matter of us getting some of these things done in H1 to start realizing that value.
Thanks for your continued support.
Kind Regards,
Stephen Twyerould
So if you do not believe him I am not sure why you are wasting your time here
Most of the.investors that I know have bougjt under 1 usd.
i have never been in favour of averaging up. If however your costprice is higher than the current shareprice it makes sense to average down. if you believe in what Michael Lebby wrote in his yearend update.
of course
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Do you not think AMAT makes sense as take over candidate?
I have no clue who that partner was or is but he very likely referred to the asset monetizing financing effort just before Covid hit.
I have done a lot of dd on that financing method at that time .and i understand why this became difficult when´ covid made travelling almost impossible apart from other legal issues.
Happy this is still a possibility on top of Exim.
I cannot imagine these guys spend all this money for nothing . Of course i suppose that fund once
set up can be used for other projects too so it is not a complete waste of money.