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Wish I had come. Always seem to have a conflict with family needing me. I'll make it one year X.
Never left buddy. Just learned to shut up and listen to you wiser guys.
LWLG MARKET CAPITALIZATION
Its been quite a while since I've posted one of tables.
Anyone who is new here should be able to grasp just a bit more perspective as to how long LWLG has been at it in building a world class company with bleeding edge technology. Keep in mind that LWLG has gone from merely a chemistry lab experiment seeking to produce a single p/e polymer into what is emerging as an industry powerhouse with an arsenal of patents and actual photonic devices, in escalating complexity, on the cusp of mass production with multiple foundries, all exhibiting tremendous technological advantages (i.e. power, cost and size savings) over incumbent approaches, that shall rapidly sweep the telecom & datacom industries by storm, and become UBIQUITIOUS before you know it. Did I mention that this nanocap went from OTCBB wannabe to a NASDAQ Company, quite rare in my own personal experience?
DATE - PPS - SHRS OUT - MKT CAP.
1/2014 - $0.69 - 53M - $36M
1/2015 - $0.75 - 56M - $44M
1/2016 - $0.60 - 65M - $32M
1/2017 - $0.65 - 69M - $44M
1/2018 - $1.18 - 75M - $83M
1/2019 - $0.72 - 80M - $52M
1/2020 - $0.70 - 88M - $61M
1/2021 - $0.93 - 100M - $89M
1/2022 - $12.00 - 111M - $1.33B
1/2023 - $4.00 - 113M - $452M
6/19/23 - $7.71 - 114M - $882m
5YR+ Increase in Outstanding Shares = 52%
5YR+ Increase in Mkt Cap = +1,000%
5YR+ Increase in Share Price = +650%
I have been in this stock much longer than the chart portrays but you get the idea.
Any doubts on whether LWLG has been building value?
Would this chart be more interesting with Short Data and Institutional Ownership?, LOL
Thanks to all you guys that have kept us informed over the decades, you know who you are.
I'm still here with every share I ever bought, and continue to buy when I can, but for the most part I am silent, as there are people with much more valuable information and insight to share.
LWLG is just about to come out of the crib.
The best is yet to come !!!!!,
WISEGUY
I still believe in LWLG holding since it averaged under a $1.00 and have added to my positions over a couple of decades. No doubt shorts are shorting and its more than possible some longs were margined and got hurt by the market downdraft. Naturally, markets are spooked by the banking crises, etc.etc. I do think LWLG Shorts will get snuffed out at some point in 2023.
-WISEGUY
I got 4 messages from Schwab. 1 for every account I manage, except the 2 that are ROTH IRAs.
Desperate Times for Desperate Shorts.
-WISEGUY
YEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!!!
Ignore the trolls - They have been wrong for 1000% gains AND they will be wrong for the next 1000% right into bankruptcy.
LWLG is going to make us early investors RICH !!!!!
Wish I could be there. My family needs me more than ever.
-WISEGUY
I think it was either Marcelli or Zelibor probably also for 1000 shares (back then they were a lot cheaper) after getting heat from long-suffering impatient shareholders that management should invest some of their salary back into the company...I am dating myself.
-WISEGUY
pochemunyet,
I've also heard that claim made before. So,...I asked my broker the same question several years ago.
He said that having a standing sell order offers you no protection from the brokerage selling the stock short. I expect that policy to remain the case today. I suppose something can be negotiated to prevent that occurrance but even then, how can you ever prove it if they did permit a 3rd party to sell your shares short or have them hypothecated? Best I can imagine is you'd probably have to sue them with some kind of Forensic Accountant hired for your discovery - a truly expensive endeavour - and what are your damages assuming a successful Judgment in your favor? You get nothing out of this.
Just in case you are curious, I am with C. Schwab (not to be confused with K. Schwab, the WEF dude).
BOL,
WISEGUY
Sorta off topic - Back to the Future with Optical Computers!!!
Has this been posted yet? It made me think of our friends here from across the pond and the excitment Terry Turpin once brought to LWLG. The sky is still the limit. 2022 is our year.
Are Optical Computers the Future of Computing? - with Martijn Heck -Jan 13, 2022
-WISEGUY
oh, a new investment I made in neuromorphic chips some of you might want to take a look at is BRCHF. It got ahead of itself and needs to retrace and fill some gaps, LOL but I think this company has a bright future as well.
Steve, take a look at BRCHF.
They are doing what IBM once explored, neuromorphic semiconductors. I am in with them in addition to a boatload of LWLG & and a sprinkle of Spectra7, GFS, NVDA, AMAT, LRCX, GLW, TXN etc. I think you will be interested in BRCHF's work on putting some of the future of A.I. brains at the sensory level rather than all the way back at the CPU. BRCHF has impressive partners and is in rapid expansion. Still super early. It will pull back inevitably.
-WISEGUY
Prescient, Clairvoyant, Prophetic ???
of course, "even a broken clock..."
My all time favorite oracle was Paul:
Paul the Psychic Octopus
-WISEGUY
P.S. Loving LWLG like never before.
Told my kids at Breakfast:
One Word - well sort of 3 -
Electro-Optic Polymer !!!
Then I showed the 5 year chart of LWLG.
My portfolio is soooo lopsided - a good problem to have, LOL.
-WISEGUY
RIDE-EM COWBOY - YEEEEHAAAAWWWWWW !!!!!! - EOM
TKG & Walter or anyone else here who might know the answer, Do we know if the EPIC-Photonics Sector ETF will be available in the U.S./on U.S. exchanges and when it is this ETF supposed to launch?
Markets looking a little toppy, but LWLG is holding stronger than most, IMHO.
Thanks a million, to all those who contribute research and analytical thoughts on this message board. Some of you have been tireless for decades and somehow I've been lucky enough to listen and benefit, especially those who kept me in the game when I was losing my mind, LOL.
-WISEGUY
That is so awesome SteveSchiets - thanks for keeping us updated. I read about your exhaustion - just thinking outlout - You do realize that once LWLG hits your critical mass, you can do this kind of thing full time, perhaps even pen your own investment letter.
Best Wishes,
WISEGUY
P.S. Yeeeeehaaaaaawwwww !!!
Bought a token position GFS. For an IPO, Its really a fairly conservative tech play as things go - it should do well (as it did in its former incarnation before being taken private) but not spectacular as we expect from LWLG. If GFS does as well long term as an AMAT, TSM OR TER I'd be more than happy. I am also considering Rockley. Really, I am interested in positions with first few companies to work with (or at least announce partnership) with LWLG, probably for half trade / half investment.
-WISEGUY
HELL YEAH !!!!!
For a few of the 12+ years I've held LWLG I used to be one of the most obnoxious guys on this board and repeatedly blurt out statements like, "...hey friends, comrades & my fellow suffering longs, when do we get rich?" Definitely heading in the right direction.
I never went all in LWLG but it was a considerably investment - and became more than I was comfortable with as I added at a time when money was difficult. So far I've become a Half Millionaire and LWLG has been 1 of my only 2 10xbaggers since I started investing about 1999. Unfortunately, my other beloved 10 bagger (Collectors Universe) was taken private - nothing I could do about that.
Truthfully, as an impending revenue generating monster, LWLG remains embryonic, and hardly anyone knows about this little rocket yet, so remember, the very BEST has yet to come. We LWLG investors have tremendous up-side in the years ahead.
Cant wait to watch the LWLG story unfold - I cannot be more excited.
-WISEGUY
Amazing to have reached this incredible milestone after decades of false starts, and yet here we actually are...pinch me...is this even real... I'm so excited to see where this journey takes us.
For LWLG, we long-time believers and in many respects, ultimately humany - The best is yet to come!!!
-WISEGUY
X,
Its taken a while, but I've learned to shut up over the years - so I would be the quietest guy at the bar, sipping my cocktail listening to the real pros go on.
I do hope to make it out and finally meet you fellas, you in particular come across as the most colorful of characters. I think this year will finally be the one.
Its been a long long road but LWLG has already paid out in spades and the launch hasn't even truly begun, only its veritable anticipation. Going forward, the sky really is the limit.
-WISEGUY
P.S. Missing Terry as well. He was nuts, but a genuine genius.
Agreed.
Thanks Walter for all you have done and shared.
-WISEGUY
but but but they haven't proven they can do the goo in an independent lab?
Remember - only LWLG materials can produce "driverless" modulators/fully integrated packaged chips (excuse me for failing to get the language right) Regardless, LWLG is going to make us filthy rich- better late than never - LOL!!!!
Been here nearly 13 years myself - man that was a long long time ago...and LWLG felt like an emotional rollercoaster at times, particularly when life got challenging. After a while I just figured its better to obsess a lot less about LWLG stock gyrations and Put it out of my mind, diversify most future money into other investments whether bordering on gambling or much more conservative - I am so thrilled to see LWLG come to life - and relieved after pitching it to so many people over the years that I was beginning to feel like a moron. I find it a bit pecular to have a stock do absolutely nothing for 12 years and then one day climb 500% in like a month....like a power switch to a football stadium's lights. Of course, I've seen things this past year that I never believed I would ever see, so everything needs to be reevaluated, including my perception & cognitive faculties.
LOVE LOVE LOVE the Momentum here.
Go LWLG Go !!!!
-WISEGUY
So, when do we start trading on the NASDAQ?
-WISEGUY
Thanks X, I plan on getting in trouble with you one day at the Beatle Bar as well.
Agreed on the Reverse Split - Its enough of a downer to make me want to sell out completely.
I welcome anyone who wants to convince me to stay to retain investment here to refresh my recollection on the investment thesis. Right now, I see Spectra7 as a Zombie stock, the company behind it lacking innovative drive.
Easy to be wrong when following literally hundreds of investments.
-WISEGUY
WOOOOOWWWWW...YeeeeHaaaaaaaa !!!!!
Thanks all that have kept me sane over the decades. I still have every share I ever purchased of LWLG and plan on holding for a very long time still. LWLG has the potential of a QCOM or a NVDA and hopefully management never sells out and we get to ride LWLG forever.
Looking fabulous my friends,
-WISEGUY
I always thought defense applications would be top priority, even decades in advanced of civilian applications, and somehow we currently have LWLG working with a Chinese company while still in the development stage. Was I ever wrong about that.
Nevertheless, I do most definitely agree with you that the potential applications are virtually limitless. ML has said numerous times that there are vast opportunities for several exotic materials and solutions in many component applications sometimes competing and sometimes complementary. It doesn't need to be a zero-sum-game or winner take all but LWLG does need to get a seat at the table to in order to play this game of high stakes poker game. Somebody somewhere needs to bite.
LWLG will prove itself in one niche, and soon other cognate technologies & industries will seem obvious extensions of Perkinamine utilization in hindsight. If LWLG can just solve at least one of those initial datacenter bottlenecks that relieved customer will naturally go hog wild seeking new ways to incorporate Perkinamine to enhance existing products or develop hitherto impossible technologies gaining market turf with its new found approach. From there the sky truly is the limit but first orders must be placed and Data Center's unmet needs must be solved to customers immediate satisfaction, and by then they will have realized at least some of the efficiency, power & scalable advantages, not to mention exciting opportunities Perkinamine promises that extend so far beyond these currently pressing Purple Brick Wall of Data Center Bottlenecks.
LWLG sure feels like its getting close to me.
-WISEGUY
Dated, Partially Off-Topic News but some of us had to do a little bit of review.
Rockley Photonics will become the NEW Fiberlogix, they will be emphasizing healthcare devices, probably bridging the gap between meticulous data detail and the shortcomings of unimproved silicon photonics. They are getting their ducks in a row (i.e. financing, engineering and manufacturing prowess / expertise) to innovate their new products like mad. See below:
RKLY IPO anticipated $1.2B
[https://optics.org/news/12/3/39]
On our way to getting filthy rich,
-WISEGUY
Business News 23 Mar 2021
Rockley Photonics goes public in merger with SC Health – valuing group at $1.2BN
Founder Andrew Rickman remains as CEO and Chairman, as diversified silicon photonics player is set to trade on NYSE as “RKLY”.
A transceiver built on Rockley's silicon photonics platform.
Rockley Photonics, a developer of integrated silicon photonic chips and modules, is to combine with SC Health, a listed, special purpose acquisition company. The transaction will result in Rockley becoming a publicly-traded company on the NYSE under the symbol RKLY and values the joint company at a pro forma enterprise value of $1.2 billion.
The transaction, which is expected to close in the second quarter of 2021, subject to approvals, is intended to accelerate the commercial launch of Rockley’s sensing platform, which is described as “positioned to revolutionize consumer health and wellness by enabling continuous, non-invasive monitoring of multi-modal biomarkers such as lactate, glucose, hydration, blood pressure, and core body temperature.”
Built on its silicon photonics platform, Rockley’s “clinic-on-the-wrist” technology is claimed to be significantly more accurate than LED sensors commonly used in wearables such as smart watches and fitness bands. It will allow for continuous monitoring of key vital indicators in a way that was previously possible only with clinical machines.
Dr. Andrew Rickman, Rockley’s founder and CEO, commented, “Our partnership with SC Health positions us to accelerate our time-to-market for our compelling health and wellness solutions. We believe that bringing laboratory diagnostics to the wrist will transform patient monitoring, healthcare delivery, and overall consumer health and wellbeing.”
A.J. Coloma, CEO of SC Health, said, “We are healthcare investors, and we quickly understood the transformational nature of Rockley’s technology and the way it will revolutionize consumers’ ability to track, monitor and better understand their day-to-day health and wellness.
“Based on Rockley’s large addressable market, world-class team, and the myriad applications that their silicon photonics platform enables, we view Rockley as one of the most compelling opportunities in the entire healthcare space.”
Going public: founder Dr. Andrew Rickman remains as CEO and Chairman.
‘Compelling health and wellness solutions’
Rockley is working with some of the world’s largest consumer electronics and wearables companies to provide them with a full-stack solution, including co-packaged hardware devices, biosensing algorithms, firmware, and data analytics.
The silicon photonics platform supports cost-effective, high-volume manufacturing. Its manufacturing ecosystem, with capacity reserved, and proprietary process flows will enable rapid scale-up for volume production of its highly integrated optical/electronic devices.
Beyond consumer electronics, Rockley is partnering with clinicians and medical technology companies to expand the application of its monitoring platform to medical devices to improve disease detection and prevention.
The company has also applied its integrated photonics technology to deliver best-in-class chipsets for high- speed data communications and machine vision applications, including LiDAR. Rockley has raised $390 million in funding from over seven years of product development.
Transaction overview
The Rockley statement said, “the transaction is expected to deliver up to $323 million of gross proceeds to the combined company, including the contribution of up to $173 million of cash held in SC Health’s trust account.
“The combination is further supported by a $150 million PIPE at $10.00 per share, with participation from top-tier institutional investors including Senvest Management LLC and UBS O’Connor and participation from Medtronic. Proceeds of the transaction will support the Company’s continued growth through ongoing product development in close collaboration with its initial customers.”
WOWWWW - I see this as close to confirmation we have yet seen.
Richard LaRiv, incredible DD !!!! Thanks so much for sharing this.
Proto. There are few slamd-unks on wall street, but the risk/reward profile for LWLG is more compelling than ever before. Thanks for your tireless efforts all these past years.
-WISEGUY
If his move becomes competition, how is this a good thing? And wouldn't there be some legal issues he would have to deal with if he is using LWLG trade secrets for polymer development?
He's an engineer not a chemist. He probably will need to get raw materials from LWLG, otherwise he will have to come up with his own polymer that exceeds current capabilities - something that we know failed even with billions thrown at polymers decades ago.
-WISEGUY
Besides the Perkinamine, the future-proofing of product iterations and rapid scaling potential and signal fidelity, I still believe that the "Driverless" co-packaged widget has got to be worth an absolute fortune just on its own with tremendous manufacturing and energy savings.
Of course, I do wish LWLG were already trading at $1,000/share and we retail shareholder could go back to talking about parallel processing, parallel process, optical computing and merging our brains with A.I., but at this point, any sign of proper trajectory I take as positive and leave it at that - everything is behind the scenes and we are not supposed to know too much, that is just how the game is played.
Prior to M.L. LWLG was truly throwing spaghetti against the wall to see what would stick. It took me a while to recognize that LWLG needed disciplined focus if it was going to perform.
As for all those old Celestech/Northrop/Fiberlogix etrc. Defense, medical instrument and LIDAR that went nowhere, contracts can get pulled at anytime for reasons you couldn't contemplate even with the aid of a stadium stuffed with monkeys hammering away on typewriters for Millenia trying to explain policy and funding reasonably to generally balanced citizens. Some of the hype might have been outright B.S. like when we were told (only verbally) that LWLG received (or would receive) a grant for millions of dollars from the state of Alabama to pursue continued UA research on the Bamaphores - I think that was the most outrageous mismanagement if not malfeasance IMHO. That's prehistoric and its best to just forget about it. Holding grudges gets none of us anywhere, at best or even to a much worst place - careful what you ask for.
Back to those hyped contracts that went no where. Believe it or not, defense contract cancellation used to be much worse. During the Cold War, engineers could be out of job at a moments notice at any given time. I remember a ton of stressful times my father went through during my childhood because of fickle or even bipolar govt/military/bureaucrat budget planning and funding. Luckily the modern economy is much more diversified than 40-50 years ago and internet makes it so much easier to research and communicate in relation to any kind of opportunity.
LWLG, this is it - Our Time is NOW - You've got this!!!!
BOL all my long struggling friends,
-WISEGUY
XenaLives,
Your inquiry may be related to emerging sciences of Photogenomics and/or Quantum Biology but more than that I honestly cannot tell you.
I apologize in advanced for sending you down deep rabbit holes, replete with incomprehensible material.
Good Luck,
-WISEGUY
Nope, right board... I'm trying to correlate the organic nature of the LWLG tech with recent biotech discoveries about cellular signaling.
I don't totally understand either one of them, I was hoping someone on here could run with that ball.
When do we get rich?
-WISEGUY
I Sure hope LWLG is in the mix somewhere somehow (See RED Below - what is missing here?).
Global Co-Packaged Optics Market Report 2020: CPO will Become a Dominant Enabling Technology for Cloud Provider Data Centers
February 26, 2021 07:38 ET | Source: Research and Markets
Dublin, Feb. 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Co-Packaged Optics Markets 2021-2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The report Co-Packaged Optics Markets 2021-2025 states that the Co-Packaged Optics Market (CPO) will reach around US $344 million by 2026 going on to US $2.3 billion by 2030. Although CPO is currently associated primarily with data center transceivers operating at 800G and above, the analyst sees opportunities for CPO in edge and metro networking, high-performance computing and sensors. Nonetheless, to reach these revenues, telecom and computing industry must work quickly to create new CPO products and standards.
About the report:
The main objective of this Co-Packaged Optics Market report is to assess the potential of CPO in the data communications, telecommunications and IT sectors.
Expert Quote
"CPO is a new technology platform. No other technology can solve the thermal and power consumption problems of high-speed optoelectronics, while reducing form factors. The analyst sees CPO as the next big thing after silicon photonics".
CPO is increasingly enabling a number of high-performance applications in data and computing centers, broadband service provider networks as well as the Internet-of-Things. This report provides an assessment and ten-year forecasts of the new revenue opportunities for CPO with break outs by applications in the data center, edge and metro telecom, industrial interconnects, supercomputers/high-performance computing and sensors.
"Going into 2021 two things are going to happen. First, there will be a lot more standardization work being done, not just by the CPO Collaboration and OIF - who already are in the game - but from the IEEE and some packaging industry organizations. Secondly, we expect to see 800G modules using CPO to make a commercial appearance in big data centers, with CPO-based HPC and interconnects becoming a thing."
The report also contains a review of the organizations that are shaping the CPO sector including the Co-Packaged Collaboration, OIF and other influencers. In addition, there are profiles of important companies that are actively working to develop CPO technology and products. These include Ayar Labs, Cisco, Facebook, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, POET Technologies, Rain Tree Photonics, Ranovus, Rockley Photonics, SABIC, SENKO and TE Connectivity. The analyst believes that the high proportion of large public companies active in the CPO space indicate that CPO has serious and substantial backers.
From the report:
In the coming decade, CPO will become a dominant enabling technology for cloud provider data centers, and will account for 63 percent of CPO products revenues by 2030. As the data rates for inter-machine and inter-building data communications increase beyond 400G it will be hard for traditional pluggable optics and the new on-board optics to keep up with CPO in terms of cost effectiveness. In the data center, CPO-based optical engines and switch/optics combo are being actively developed by major equipment OEMs and large data center user.
An area of considerable potential for CPO is in the high-speed industrial interconnect sector, where classical SerDes approaches may run out of steam over the coming decade. As high-speed interconnects become ubiquitous - in aerospace, video and military applications - the market for CPO-based interconnects may reach as high as $450 million by 2030. However, this is an area where CPO-based products see competition from a new generation of modified SerDes with (for example) no re-timers.
CPO has its origins in the supercomputer/high-performance computing world and this sector continues to be a major source of technical thinking for CPO. As HPC becomes a bigger factor in the IT world as the result of new applications (AI, for example), CPO devices are likely to see new growth from HPC applications. By 2030, the market for CPO devices for use in HPC installations will be around $170 million.
Key Topics Covered:
Executive Summary
Chapter One Introduction
1.1 Background to this report
1.2 Goal and scope of this report
1.3 Methodology of this report
1.4 Plan of this report
Chapter Two Technology Assessment
2.1 The co-packaging concept: Why we need it
2.1.1 SERDES simplification
2.1.2 Power consumption and thermal optimization
2.1.3 Device density
2.1.4 Technical challenges for Co-packaged optics
2.2 Quality and reliability issues with co-packaged optics
2.3 Components for co-packaged optics devices
2.3.1 Connectors
2.3.2 Light sources: VCSELs, quantum lasers, etc.
2.3.3 Use of interposer and waveguide technology
2.3.4 Emerging packaging technology
2.3.5 Switching ASIC, chiplets and co-packaged optics
2.3.6 Substrates for co-packaged optics
2.4 Testing co-packaged optics devices and systems
2.5 Key points from this chapter
Chapter Three The Co-Package Collaboration and Other Organizations
3.1 The Co-Packaged Collaboration
3.1.1 Membership and who the Collaboration represents
3.1.2 The future of open specifications for design elements
3.1.3 Messaging to ASIC and switch makers
3.1.4 Implications for the photonics and datacom industries
3.2 OIF, EPIC and other relevant organizations
2.4 Key points from this chapter
Chapter Four Five-year Market Assessment and Five-year Forecast
4.1 Time to market: A co-packaged roadmap
4.2 Market forecasts of co-packaged optics in the data center
4.2.1 400G
4.2.2 800G
4.2.3 Terabit networks
4.3 Market forecasts for co-packaged optics in public networks
4.4 Market forecasts for co-packaged optics in computing
4.4.1 High-performance computing and supercomputing
4.4.2 Storage systems
4.4.3 AI and machine learning
4.5 Other
Chapter Five: Profiles
5.1 ASE Group
5.2 Broadcom
5.3 Cisco
5.4 Corning
5.5 Facebook
5.6 IBM
5.7 Intel
5.8 Juniper
5.9 Kaiam
5.10 Microsoft
5.11 POET Technologies
5.12 Rain Tree Photonics
5.13 Ranovus
5.14 Rockley Photonics
6.15 Samtec
5.16 Senko
5.17 TE Connectivity
5.18 vario-optics ag
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LWLG MARKET CAPITALIZATION
Its been a while since I've posted one of these lil charts but I saw some commentary that got me to remember that I used to share this. It helps keep things in perspective for what is truly a risky investment in a nanocap OTCBB company.
DATE - PPS - MKT CAP
1/2014 - $0.69 - $36M
1/2015 - $0.75 - $44M
1/2016 - $0.60 - $32M
1/2017 - $0.65 - $44M
1/2018 - $1.18 - $83M
1/2019 - $0.72 - $52M
1/2020 - $0.70 - $61M
1/2021 - $0.93 - $89M
TODAY - $1.74 - $173M
5YR+ Increase in Mkt Cap = +541%
5YR+ Increase in Share Price = +290%
5YR+ Increase in Outstanding Shares = +251%
This is a rough approximation but please feel free to check my math and correct me. Obviously there has been considerable dilution but it could have been much much worse, and the company is debt free. There is NO such thing as a free lunch in this world.
I am very comfortable with this level of growth over 5+ years in share price, in share count and in the value of the company. I do expect conspicuous business development and commercialization to materialize this year. The Stock Market will bid up LWLG price accordingly and annual dilution shall drop to a trickle and finally LWLG will uplist to the NASDAQ with broader technological and market recognition.
Its been a very long journey, testing our patience and sanity over decades, but finally we will be rewarded as LWLG demonstrates its Perkinamine's financial & technological advantages to the world. The very best has yet to come. I know I sound like a broken record at this point, but 2021 will be TRANSFORMATIONAL to LWLG its ambitious team and many of us longstanding faithful investors.
Good Luck to all longs,
WISEGUY
Hell Yeah !!!!!
Forgot about that one. Should have got in bitcoin back then, LOL
I swear, Luck wins over intellect most of the time with the stock market. My latest position in SIRC doubled in days with almost no due diligence other than a few statistics and charts. On the other hand, other companies, that I had crazy conviction after overkill due diligence never panned out. I'm still confident that LWLG comes through, but its on its own time table, which I am not privy to. Most of us have been guessing for years when LWLG gets deals "immediately out of the chute" and/or whether LWLG widgets have had the requisite 24months to be "designed in". No Clarity there and its probably for the best.
LWLG MUST prove itself (at least more than other nanocaps it seems).
-WISEGUY
So true Scope08.
Being intransigently hitched to the LWLG Epic Tale for well over a decade now has proven a bit like subjecting a clinically diagnosed multiple-personality patient to the long term stresses & stimulations of a Sado-Masochism regimen just to see what outcome ultimately emerges.
I've been here so long I can recall talking about George Guilder, Optical Computing and having a Holodeck installed in my Livingroom. Maybe its not all that far off anymore, LOL. Finally, this Asylum Patient believes he will escape the Insanitorium.
Nice to have that confidence given the challenging year we have just been through.
-WISEGUY
Gentlemen,
Please calm down a bit - its still a bit early - lets avoid premature ejaculation, if I may make a somewhat lewd analogy.
This week's activity, both i price and volume, though clearly a very welcome uptick, barely even registers as foreplay. Dont hype it. Slow down, keep up the research, and thoughtful speculation. Lets let the excitement grow steadily and incrementally, but never ever too quickly with reckless abandon. Last thing we want is a swift and premature trading rise that craters, wrecking what is right now a fairly attractive chart. That's also how we get played last time.
On the positive side, LWLG has drawn desirable incipient market attention. Moreover, we have recently had the pleasure of welcoming new posters to this message board, that I believe have been contributing this week for the first time. Those are both absolutely fantastic developments for LWLG the stock that implies steady continuance of proper trajectory with compounding momentum. Lets keep it that way.
As for LWLG, the company, and its ever-mysterious business development and commercialization strategy,....WHEN AND ONLY WHEN...concrete market penetration is finally unveiled, orchestrated by the LWLG team, but mostly deployed by LWLG strategic partners,...FINALLY, a taste of the blue-sky potential for Perkinamine adoption begins to crystalize in the collective wet-dreams of bold visionaries, technophiles, industry titans
and the invisible plutocrats, LWLG the stock will behave like we have never ever seen it before.
Decades of patience are finally beginning to pay off very handsomely. Get ready for the ride of a lifetime. Gidddyup !!!!! - 2021 is the Year - Yeeeehaaaa !!!!!
Somebody knows something and that somethiung is SPECTACULAER !!!!
-WISEGUY