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Plastics/Polymers have a large and interesting science and technological history outside of "The Graduate." This is a major reason why I have bought into this company and why there is such a valuable component to it. It is extremely flexible, no pun intended, when the right scientists are working with it. And they are.
Cool technology but large size and of minimal competition with LWLG.
ML is worth every penny he has been paid. The company would not be sitting on the brink of bringing a massive paradigm shift in how people think about and use EO Polymers without his leadership. You can try to provoke envy from investors, but rewarding and retaining talent is extremely important in any company and especially in a small specialized entity like LWLG. Let's compare notes in 3 years and see if the reward he received is worth it for shareholders. As for JM, that's a whole different story, so I will give you that one.
Well written overview of where things stand... Your best post ever.
Bespoke: made for a particular customer or user. Like designer polymers? I think so. This is the genius of a chemistry based EO product.
LPC made money and LWLG stayed out of debt. You've been part of this conversation about 30 times over the years.
They fill in what has not been verified or revealed with Negativity for their own purposes.
And... How will that help you?
And all the ducks line up on the same day. That's their pattern.
You write from a bubble without real life experience. Crap happens. Things don't always go the way you expect.
You don't get it. You don't know what was said between the owner of the building and LWLG at the time the letter was written. You don't know what was said between the owner of the building and the former occupant. You don't know what was said between lwlg and the former occupant of that side of the building. It's possible that immediate occupancy was promised. It's possible that occupancy was expected sooner than it came. It's possible that it was a sloppy statement. You don't know and I don't know. You fill in the silence and just make up your own version of stories.
Your interaction was a joke. You can't tell the difference between an SEC document and a promotional letter. You have no ability to understand context.
One idea... Report him. Multiple people report him.
Please stop with #2... you are quite narcissistic and delusional. Your posts have nothing to do with price fluctuations. This board is for entertainment and information. And they're both subject to intense scrutiny and interpretation as they should be.
Exactly... You gotta be in it to win it.
No, what I'm saying is that when Lebby takes on the role of vision caster he uses very large language including words like ubiquitous. That doesn't make it wrong. You just have to understand the context, which you have a hard time doing.
My response is that the SEC document is different than an end of the year promotional letter. The important element is that Lebby accomplished what he said he was going to do. The lab space has been occupied and quality employees are being hired. It doesn't work too well for people who are buying the short term call options, but investors have time. From my experience with Lebby the last few years he almost always accomplishes his goals, just not always in the time frame we expect. His promotional language can sometimes be expansive beyond what is accomplished in the near term, but not false and eventually accomplished.
A ton of shares were bought by people at higher prices.
Was Ted collating specs from different devices? Crazy. The beauty and reason for high reward profile of LWLG polymer is that it can be designed for many different kinds of devices.
Here is an easy example of one of your half truths. You accused the company of a falsehood when they stated, "We have intensified our reliability testing and expanded our laboratory space by approximately 9,000 square feet."
They expanded their space just as they wrote about in the year end letter. It took longer than expected. Should they have instead written that they were expecting to expand lab space based on a contract that has been signed? Probably, but not everything is perfectly executed on the timeline expected.
Instead of allowing for real business related delays you accused them of deception.
Nobody is "scared" of you Narcissist. We just don't like your out of context half truths.
A little education can help you out. Do some reading on options expiration, the role, function, and operation of corporate board members.
Yes, I'm just poking around to see what's going on. My point is that until LWLG stepped in they didn't have any way of making high-speed measurements. So wouldn't it be reasonable to conclude that they're using the polymer?
Keysight received an Award from ECOC. I know some of you don't like information that is too old but sometimes we miss news of LWLG polymer testing and utilization while we are waiting for the big deals to close. Do you remember when LWLG had to help Keysight with their measurements because Keysight couldn't measure fast enough speeds? I don't remember any Keysight updates being discussed lately.
Write something smart. A 5th grader can figure out why he cashed in his options along with other board members doing the same thing. Do you actually think this is going to lead to people doubting the company?
Well maybe you know this 50% of the time.
Your Lies are 50 percent truths crafted as attempted manipulation. Everyone here knows this except for you.
So it is "work"... And some people think that the short position is a random event.
Dan... My reflections this morning have to do with connecting SilOriX discussion of quantum computing with the visit of Pouya Dianat, Director from Optica visit at LWLG, reported by Adagium in his post.
Yes. Also, this is in the context of quantum computing high margin sales opportunity that we recently heard about. If I remember correctly, someone from a quantum computer company was touring the LWLG facility.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lightwave-logic-announces-groundbreaking-low-temperature-optical-modulator-with-record-performance-301815873.html
SilOriX presentation by Adrian Mertens at PIC International 2023 Brussels
This makes complete sense. Either way they are selling product with LWLG polymer. What I want to know now is who is going to be buying from them and how and when does this take place and in what quantities? LWLG apparently has a license with them that guarantees a small amount of Revenue. But the rest is going to depend on the sales team at SilOriX. At the very least this licensing serves as a demonstration product for LWLG polymer
Okay, but the share buy still has to come from someplace. If the company is diluting shares, that can be a source. But, for the next 18 months they seem to be in really good financial shape and if Revenue starts coming, then they are in even better shape. Tell me if I'm missing something.
Blade put it up over on stocktwits so that's one place to take a look at the data sheet.
So, can you provide a clear answer on how fintel reports 22.3 million shorted shares, in general alignment with X's calculations, and your questioning of this amount? Why are you right and fintel is wrong? Point to a source that we can all read. Come up with an explanation.
Does it matter whether the shorted shares are hedging a long position or just shorted shares? I think not. Either way they will need to cover when the price increases.
That's an absolutely stupid question that has nothing to do with IPIX. I'm not personally buying IPIX right now, and I certainly never bought theranos, but the science for IPIX has at least been tested by multiple outside labs and trials.
If SilOriX is using LWLG polymer in their products, and it appears that they are, then the question is what they are selling, how much they're selling, and when they are selling it. That's Revenue for LWLG.
Lebby has said that he is going to deliver. It looks like he convinced some people the last couple of days.