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Panic loses the most money for investors. Long and strong.
Buy more LWLG.
That Lebby isn't lying is demonstrated by how he always seems to be a key speaker at industry events.
My strong hands picked up some shares the other day.
Not letting go for at least a year...
You're welcome.
Thank me again later.
I was in another tech stock at about $28/share which dropped to under $6 for no reason.
Later I sold most of my shares for $100/share.
Glad I didn't panic.
Quoting the Dennis Farina character from Midnight Run:
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Absolutely agree. Bought more for my retirement account today.
What a crock.
Well, I bought some more today...
Exactly. Cramer is a hack who is probably now buying LWLG.
"Our incredible result demonstrates that our electro-optic polymers will be instrumental not only for next-generation high-capacity interconnects, but for the more advanced and faster links that will be required for succeeding generations over the next couple of decades."
Volume in the first minutes! WTH?
Getting a deal done depends on at least two parties.
The respect Lebby gets in the industry makes me MORE than certain we have the goods and it's a matter of time.
My advice is to stockpile as much as you can, cautiously, of course.
I don't understand your response to my post...
Again, yesterday's news represents a STEP towards commercialization, crybabies notwithstanding.
Exactly. You elaborated on what I wrote yesterday.
This stock is not getting pummeled.
Did it hurt when you pulled that out?
Today's news is another STEP towards commercialization.
Everything else is noise.
I'm not in the prediction business, but almost all of my purchases sub-buck, I've done pretty well for myself.
I am not wrong; I have seen this hundreds of times.
The dip is temporary.
Buy on the rumor, sell on the news.
Wrong. Over the decades I have seen that good news with various companies is already anticipated and priced in in advance, with good news actually depressing the SP for a day or so.
Are you new to investing?
As an investor in the stock market for decades, today's action is not surprising at all.
I expect that the climb will resume today.
And foolishly, I bought more yesterday... ;?)
"College" algebra?
Thanks for the shorts; bought more this am.
Oyster, the Old Gray Lady became a propaganda tool, that's why.
That's why I now disdain it.
I grew up on the NYT, doing the daily crosswords plus Sunday Magazine ones (Fridays were the hardest).
I can't read that tendentious rag anymore. There is no more truth there, only propaganda.
Squinge, good to hear from you. I'm all out of IDCC, but I wish you luck!
My wife told me on Monday to buy more LWLG, I thought I would hold off, so today I tried buying more but realized I hadn't transferred the cash into my account yet... Grr...
Good luck to all longs.
WOW. Now it's a sticky.
Your theory doesn't explain why Michael Lebby is such an imposing figure in the industry.
"Not a good investment?"
This is my BEST investment EVER by FAR.
And it will get MUCH better.
Good to see so many of my old IDCC friends (who turned out to be smart enough) here with me now.
I sold my last share of that a few years ago, did nicely, but LWLG will be 10x more profitable, maybe 100x more.
Eternal memory to Mickey Britt, good riddance to Once and dmiller!...
OT: how many IDCC veterans on this stock now besides me?
How many times have we heard that PDKs are NOT forthcoming.
Now they are here.
Question for techies: I am not a scientist, but I just watched a lecture by a Brit named F. Flicker on magnetic monopoles and specifically "spintronics" as a method to beat Moore's Law to speed up computation.
It did not seem anywhere near commercialization, but I was curious what our fine contributors might say.
Yep. $8.
I grew up reading the NYT, stopped about 25 years ago when it became a propaganda rag.
Sad, because I used to do the Sunday Magazine crossword, which I loved...