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More buyers than sellers, research accumulation/distribution and money flow. Sglbs has always been very positive.
Short sellers may win for now but once revenues roll in they will be covering all the way back up.
Just a matter of turning prototypes and testing into production.
GE looks like they are ready and willing to lead the way.
Other industry giants will follow.
Once real money gets moving around in revenues rather than testing, the realization of value will be tangible.
SGLBs name popping up in so many articles lately.
Recent price action looks like people are buying in, nothing big yet but things seem to be heating up.
Exciting times brewing, happy to be a shareholder and hoping I have time amd capital to add more soon.
Deform release news coming soon. Just for fun I'm guessing this week.
Big moves on the horizon!
Go SGLB!
http://www.astm.org/Standards/F2924.htm
Post processing not neccessary for parts.
How would a producer possibly get the shape of their product ensured during production?
IPQA perhaps?
The leaders of the industry know sglb product works.
May even end up being the industry standard.
AM is a new market, untested and no difinitive value. That is why our pps is going to be volatile and shaky due to investors weary of treading such rocky waters.
If you've done any DD you understand the value of IPQA and the projected value of the AM market. Once a few of our business partners head into production, SGLB will reap the benefits.
GE is just one company and has already invested over $1 million into utilizing PR3D. Honeywell isn't far behind.
IPQA as the industry standard would pull many many millions in revenue once the AM market gets rolling.
I feel strong about 2015 and the future of the AM market with SGLB playing a vital role. Although these times are not the perfect scenario, I am sure the outcome will be golden.
All imo.
Glta
Sglb long
Kevin M.
Hmmm so GE FAA certification requirements were upgraded to ODA meaning the FAA doesn't have to directly oversee GE production like they have in the past due to new GE systems that ensure quality and qualification data management.
Sounds like IPQA is involved in this.
Slide 14.
Big names all over this project
And b6sigma is one of them.
Final demonstration is today.
Lets see what happens.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=7&ved=0CDAQFjAG&url=http%3A%2F%2Fewi.org%2Feto%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2014%2F11%2F08_EWI_Kelly.pdf&rct=j&q=winter%20meeting%20of%20the%20additive%20manufacturing%20consortium%202015%20february%203&ei=V_nRVKubNc2HsQT0kIKgCQ&usg=AFQjCNEazSoNlNGPIArWwk90JSDrK_ZFew
Of course there's going to be competition...sglb is still years ahead of the competition. R&d takes years, and we have the patents.
So by the time they do the research, create the software, and do what sglb already has done, we will have competition in 3 to 5 years... oh no!
I'm sure three to five years from now, they will have a product that can do exactly what SGLBs product does today.
Good for them.
His names on the patent, I'm sure
He will reap the benefits regardless.
He obviously sees potential in his
Venture that sigma couldn't move over
To at this point of development
As they have to focus on ipqa
For the forseeable future. He must
Think he will be able to tend to both
Businesses simotaneously and grow
Both exponentially.
Stock price may continue down since revenue is not in yet.
Recent updates tell us that revenue is coning.
National programs looking to possibly made SGLBs IPQA the standard.
Connections and revenues from several multi billion dollar companies and establishments.
Pps can drop all it wants.
I will continue to buy discount shares.
New 52 week low.
Not much we who have done the DD do
besides buy more at these discounted
prices and wait for better days.
SGLB has stated they will not uplist
until it makes sense, which would
imply they most likely would not need
to initiate a R/S at this time.
SGLB has too many positive connections
and big names paying for this software
to go anywhere but up. National programs
continuing and wrapping up, many companies
heading into production or at least heavy
research into AM.
Innovation is not easy. It takes time, money,
and lots of PATIENCE.
Now would be the worst time
For sglb to be bought.
Management is most likely
Well aware if they run the
Company naturally for a couple
Years, they can get much more
Money.
You don't sell when you're undervalued,
You sell when you're overvalued.
https://americamakes.us/news-events/events/event/76-data-standards-schema-workshop-for-members-only
Final step nearing completion.
awesome find. Literally laughing as it is basically
saying we need someone to monitor our PR3D
software.
The best part about SGLBs technology
is that beyond the commercial applications
for huge companies like GE and Honeywell
that SGLB already has connections and
contracts with, SGLB also is working
with the 3D printer makers themselves
like Materialise to place PR3D right
into the printers. (and that's just
one of the printer manufacturers btw)
As theres going to be many large companies
wanting to get into the AM space as
it becomes more and more proven to be
amazingly efficient, printer sales are
most likely going to continue to grow,
and also, Im sure there will be plenty
of pop up ventures with design ideas
who want a shiny new printer with Quality
Assurance.
So many revenue streams, so many opportunities,
our valuation may see some fluctuation
before the revenue comes in, but at these
prices SGLB is a great value IMO.
Recent news just solidifies that
our current cash position will
hold us without further dilution
near term.
GE heading in to full production
anytime this year. They have
stated they are attempting to
push their production to ASAP.
I believe SGLB will be able to
hold our "inflated" approximately
40 million dollar valuation, as
the market seems to understand
this is a needed technology
entering a minuscule market
that is projected to grow from
a few billion to 100 billion.
We are at the forefront of a
paradigm shift in engineering and
manufacturing. These are exciting
times, and this is only the beginning.
Still just the tip of the iceburg.
500k for testing.
Once we talk large quantity runs
We will see huge money.
GE is just ONE company.
Recent panic mode everyone has been in is fruitless.
Everything for sglb is continuing successfully.
Enough cash for operations into 2016.
More contracts and relationships have been being built since inception.
Multiple revenue streams in place, multiple market sectors strategically pursued by sglb for most profitable areas.
Many people are now looking to create technology similar to sglb's, however sglb holds the patents for such technologies. Sglb is obviously a Minimum of 5 years ahead of the competition, as we already have all r&d done as well as have connections in place for commercial uses of said technologies.
Companies in this stage of
Development will always
File for an S3 before positive
News.
If they do not immediately need
To raise cash, like sglb does not
At this time, they will wait until
The positive news is released
And the pps is already inflated
To raise more funds while they
Are receiving more attention from investors.
This is common practice.
Sglb has stated on several occassions
This is their current strategy.
SGLB stated they will not need to
Authorize those shares near term,
And may only after revenues or
Favorable contracts were posted
Which would increase the pps anyway.
Enough cash for operations into
2016.
Near term dilution highly unlikely.
So your comparing a random company which we know nothing about, nor their relationships (with industry giants like sglb has) nor their background, (20 years of national laboratory research), nor the size and growth rate of the market (AM around 15% cagr over next 10 years)... but yeah lets just throw out everything we Do know...
Penny stocks are only risky if you don't fully investigate the company. The penny stock argument for sigma labs gets thrown out the window when you look at their ability to sign contracts with major companies, raise funds, and the winning of government grants with substantial value for their work.
From my most recent DD, it
appears one of the final steps
here is data management and
security of that data.
Data needs to be readily
available to anyone who is
incorporated with the design,
engineering, or the build.
This includes information of
the materials used in the process
and also the capabilities of
those materials, so in the event
a design is changed, the end
product is not going to malfunction
This saves many hours of testing
and where "rapid prototyping"
gains its advantage of time savings.
However, this data also needs
to be well protected from
outside sources. Since AM
as of now is being used for
critical parts such as military
jet engines and such, the level
of security needs to be even
higher.
From what I've seen, this step is
nearing completion as there are
programs available at this time.
http://www.zyn.com/sbir/sbres/sttr/dod/navy/N15A-T008.htm
Sounds like exactly what SGLB tech does. Most likely seeing what else is being developed, although sglb is most likely 5 years ahead of everyone else with their Ipqa right now.
http://www.grantadesign.com/mdmc/
Interesting new conference coming up for Granta, and
take a look of who is a member...
Los Alamos Labs along with all the people
we've been working with
Honeywell, Boeing, GE Aviation, GE Energy etc etc.
All the takeover rumors are fun, so here's mine.
Ge buys a portion of sglb business say 10% for 7 million dollars, the same valuation rockville paid for common stock last year. (Maybe a slight increase in cost since they would then own part of sglb.)
That would ensure them the future of ipqa being in their hands.
Since they have the power of unlimited funds and worldwide distribution, they could then license ipqa out all over the world as well as increasing their AM manufacturing operations. Since they would be part owners they would be concerned with the longevity of sglb assist in any funding issues along the way. Maybe they would want sglb to continue the r&d side of things while they worry about sales and implementation.
Again this is just fun scenarios.
Most likely a good thing. Those type of conferences
are generally for education purposes. If there are
enough interested parties and sales being negotiated,
there is no need for these conferences as the general
technology is understood throughout the sector.
Inquired Chris Witty about s3 plans and current plans for raising capital.
Reply : "We have not announced any near term
use of the S3. As a matter of fact, Mark (Cola) has
publicly stated that they (SGLB) have enough cash
on hand to last for the foreseeable future."
Also have to remember sglb is under oil and gas in the otc markets. A sector that is still getting money pulled from it until the price of oil returns to normal levels.
SGLBs patents will secure their future.
Once sglb earns some money for a legal team, and after this initial burst of people developing technology dangerously close to sglb tech in this race to catch up, sglb will be able to defend their position by showing they were first with IPQA.
We may get our toes stepped on a little bit out the gate here, but long term our patents will protect us. Those alone are worth our current 40 million dollar valuation and as the am market grows, so will we.
I think its "time to put the chips down" for sglb investors. Growth will be quick once a few contracts roll in
Just waiting for them to authorize more common stock. Will dilute initially but very early in the game for this one.
Its interesting that Dave is starting another business stream that will take up a portion of his time. This gives me the impression that a majority of the "work", besides sales unfortunately, is complete for sglb.
2015 should be fun.
what kills me is that we are a start-up company
with connections with the biggest names in
the industry and our valuation continues to
drop.
I started investing in biotechnology, which
I tend to stay away from now due to the nature
of the sector, but if any startup biotech company
had connections with the industry leaders in
their sector, as SGLB has, their valuation would
easily be double what ours is now.
Our technology has yet to gain the recognition
it deserves. Our market is still infantile and
not understood. Our market is not "sexy"
like biotech.
Once the value is realized we will reap the
benefits. However, until then, I will continue
buying and deal with the never-ending harping
of people slamming "penny stocks".
Happy New Year to All.
I believe 2015 will be a much better year
for all of us SGLB shareholders.
Good luck to all.
That is when I sell on the peak and reinvest after the s3, wait a year, buy a car and then a house lol
I'm assuming the s3 will be used after news of revenues is posted, which will give sglb a large increase in pps, volume, and overall attention. Sglb will capitilize on that opportunity to raise more money than they currently could. This strategy is common. This would make uplisting more manageable, and secure future operations to attract investors to a lower risk scenario.