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OAKIE.
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT INFO.
IF YOU ARE FOR REAL I DONT SEE THE BIG DEAL.
Hi Oakie
Where did you get that info.
Doubt, the essential preliminary of all improvement and discovery, must accompany the stages of man's onward progress. The faculty of doubting and questioning, without which those of comparison and judgment would be useless, is itself a divine prerogative of the reason.
Albert Pike
Please explain why it is garbage?
They all speak so highly of SS but there's only one video of him in a public setting and that's his interview that everyone has seen.
Thats perfectly fine considering their plans of mass productions.
Hi Denise,
I think its because they need a manufacturing facility for all the orders they are getting... Soon this will rival IBM and APPLE!
Good news to follow!
IMHO
Wonderful Now our office has been sold see link below.
http://www.sandrawilken.com/properties/317/4724-e-foothill-drive-/
Must be great news to follow....
With all the possibilities qtmm has I say 5000k
my question is...
After all this do they even have a prototype to show the investors...
All they have showed so far is salaries beeing paid and money owed to others.
http://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/products/articles/705747.html
What's Beyond 4K?
8K. It displays 7680x4320 resolution -- about 33 million pixels, which is 16 times that of today's HDTV sets. Sharp showed an 8K prototype at CES in the form of an 85-inch LED display.
"8K is scheduled to be demonstrated at high-profile public venues throughout 2012, including the Summer Olympics," says Sharp's Viken. "The dates for mass production of Sharp 8K products have not yet been determined, but will be timed with the introduction of 8K into the general marketplace.
In addition to the resolution improvements, video technologists are working on other display technologies to enliven the viewing experience. For example, quantum dots (QD), semiconductors with electronic characteristics tied to the size and shape of the individual crystal, are coming to TV displays. The British university research lab which developed the QD technology is working with Korean, Japanese and other TV set makers to create lower cost, energy-efficiency displays and other products possibly available within the next few years.
No need to apologize. It's all speculation and your allowed also to speculate. Unless people have something to hide I see no harm here.
Good one hope its not the case for this one!
They couldn't say anything about qtmm.
They have by far the most superior dots out there. And do not discount that they will produce billions worth of dots to rival companies like IBM and the likes.
but they might have sold samples to students, doesnt that qualify?
http://www.crystalplex.com/
Crystalplex Nanotech Leadership
Matt Bootman
matt@crystalplex.com
Matt Bootman, Chief Executive Officer & President
Mr. Bootman has over 20 years of experience in commercializing medical devices and biomaterials. His academic research focused on the use of fluorescent probes in the study of cancer cells. He has been a co-founder of several companies and has extensive experience in new technology development, moving new technologies from laboratory through pilot phase into manufacturing; managing FDA and USPTO processes, forming strategic alliances, and managing joint ventures in both start-ups and large organizations. He has proven interpersonal skills in managing research and technical personnel as well as interfacing with business partners. Matt holds nine patents and has two pending. He has B.A. and M.A. degrees in Cell Physiology from the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Lianhua Qu
lhqu@crystalplex.com
Lianhua Qu, Ph.D., Chief Technical Officer
Lianhua Qu, Ph.D., is the Chief Scientific Officer of Crystalplex. Dr. Qu is a world leader in the development of fluorescent nanoparticle technologies. He holds a doctorate in physics from Jilin University in China, and was previously a postdoctoral fellow in nanoparticle physics and chemistry at Emory University and the University of Arkansas. He has 15 peer-reviewed publications, two of which report the highest-quality semiconductor nanocrystals to date. Dr. Qu has developed improved methods of proprietary manufacturing, reducing to three hours a process that previously required ten.
bill@crystalplex.com
Bill Freeman, VP, Manufacturing
Bill brings extensive experience in transitioning products from the R&D/engineering phase to manufacturing. Some background highlights include chief scientist at Raynet, where he developed advanced fiber-optic telecommunications devices; founder and director of RayLAN, which was the first company to put lasers into networking systems and successfully market the products; a founding member of the integrated circuit design team at Finisar which produced ICs that are now in more than a quarter of the fiber optic networking transceivers sold and which developed the world's smallest and most robust optical isolator for telecommunications that now holds more than 75% of the world market; founder of Transthermal, where he developed the enabling processes for manufacturing the world's thinnest and smallest thermoelectric cooler. More than 20 papers and 40 patents demonstrate that Bill is comfortable in both R&D and manufacturing environments.
Crystalplex Headquarters
Crystalplex Headquarters Crystalplex West
Crystalplex West
Yes that's when I cashed out.
I'm in the +++. Not worried about my future.
Volume is up because of their superior dots.
Yes...
But company needs to show revenue after three years besides a furniture sale. Most businesses suffer losses in first 2-3 years...
Whats QTMM's biggest expense? Salaries? Office Space? Filings?
have those three stocks also.
Focus is in my backyard so it makes event he more interesting.
bought several positions latest is lomiko.
Another one I doubled Is CVV.
oh great
cant wait to see if it's a TRICK OR TREAT.
Maybe we will know by halloween.
Both are equally valid possibilities.
I understand that.
just saying im glad im not the one with that type of chip on my shoulders.
They didnt mention anything about Stealth.
I'm so glad im not all in with this one and feel so blessed to be in the position I am.
(has accumulated losses of $10,127,880 since its inception, at September 30, 2011, has a working capital deficit of $3,244,374 and expects to incur further losses in the development of its business, all of which casts substantial doubt about the Company’s ability to continue as a going concern)
GLTA
If this was so great wouldn't big players jump on? One of the reasons I bought was because i was searching for graphene.
And them stumbled upon all of your optimism. I hope you are for reali still have doubts.
They need to run this as a publicly traded company. It's actually poor management not stellar so far.
It feels more like a private company where they are doing as they please.
Well said. I hear ya 100%.
I had Enough also of the Pom Pom stuff.
This one feels like the long shot now for me.
Must be a full moon.
Glta
stealth is their angel investor we will know soon with q's and filings and then uplisting.
I thought you were kidding but it is liquid gold for real.
I wonder if they can use some qdots in the process?
Maybe there's a link?
arent they part time what does that say of current standing of company?
who is at the top of the food chain?
Where can I buy liquid gold?
Obama to tout green energy ‘investments’ at solar facility employing 5 workers, relying on $54 million in taxpayer subsidies
http://nevadajournal.com/2012/03/20/obama-tout-green-energy-investments-solar-facility-employing-5-workers-relying-54-million-taxpayer-s/
Presidential visit to Boulder City solar plant shines light on high costs, small rewards of ‘green energy’ projects
By Kyle Gillis
Published: March 20, 2012
BOULDER CITY, Nev. — President Obama will tout investments in “renewable” energy Wednesday at the local Copper Mountain Solar 1 plant, although the plant has only five full-time employees.
The plant, owned by San Diego-based energy company Sempra, was built in late 2010 at a cost of $141 million. Funding included $42 million in federal-government tax credits and $12 million in tax-rebate commitments from the state of Nevada.
Construction of the plant involved over 300 part-time jobs, but currently only five full-time employees operate the plant, a Sempra spokeswoman confirmed. That comes out to $10.8 million in tax-dollar subsidies per employee.
Solar 1 is the largest solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant in the country and is regarded as a “revenue generator” by Sempra. According to the Las Vegas Sun, Boulder City expects to receive over $60 million in lease revenue from the plant.
Boulder City Manager Vicki Mayes, however, told Nevada Journal the $60 million was "highly inaccurate" and that the total lease revenue will be "much less."
Increasing green-energy production has been one of President Obama’s main goals since he took office. Politicians such as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and officials including Secretary of Energy Steven Chu have zealously encouraged green-energy subsidies in Nevada.
In addition to wanting to create many new jobs, President Obama has claimed green-energy investment will decrease America’s energy costs and reduce the country’s dependency on foreign oil.
In Boulder City, however, renewables have produced no lower energy costs. Instead, in late 2009, the city approved a 35 percent rate hike, while power generated by Copper Mountain is to go to Southern California — rather than serve Nevadans whose taxes helped finance the plant.
The solar energy is being sold by Sempra to California, which has mandated that 33 percent of the state’s energy must come from renewable sources by 2020.
Nationally, solar energy is unlikely to help the president achieve his goal of lower energy costs. Geoffrey Lawrence, deputy policy director at the Nevada Policy Research Institute, the free-market think tank that publishes Nevada Journal, noted in his Solutions 2013 report that, even according to the U.S. Department of Energy, solar-PV energy will cost three and a half times more than energy from traditional sources such as coal.
“President Obama's visit to the Solar 1 Facility in Boulder City is the perfect illustration of why the president’s economic policies are such a failure," said Andy Matthews, president of NPRI. “The government has spent over $50 million to ‘create’ five permanent jobs and build a plant producing a product — expensive solar energy — that no one would purchase without a government mandate.
“That’s not a path to a vibrant economy; it’s the road to serfdom. This mindset — of government attempting to pick winners and losers in the economy through subsidies and regulation — is a major reason why the national unemployment rate is at 8.3 percent, Nevada's unemployment rate is 12.7 percent and the national debt is over $15.5 trillion.”
Nevada received over $1 billion in federal “stimulus” funds for energy and environmental projects, yet state ratepayers still pay some of the highest electricity rates in the country. Recently, the Nevada Public Utilities Commission approved yet another rate increase.
Solar plants aren’t the only government-funded energy projects in Nevada that haven't lived up to their proponents’ promises. The Reno Gazette-Journal recently reported that seven local windmills that cost taxpayers $1 million to install have only saved the City of Reno $2,785 in electricity costs over their 18 months of existence.
Kyle Gillis is an investigative reporter for Nevada Journal, a publication of the Nevada Policy Research Institute. For more in-depth reporting, visit http://nevadajournal.com/ and http://npri.org/.
No she probably has more than all of you put together....
Whatever happened between June 11 and now. We will see with the 10qs. I don't believe in miracles. The day they show 1$ of revenue, that will my little miracle of this company.
Glta