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the beginning of the big slide?
i didn't think it would happen until a week or two after the ASM.
lwlg/lebby clearly have nothing tier 1's are willing to implement and the speed of innovation is
such that alternatives to photonics will start popping up within the year.
i've no idea why lwlg's impressive testing tech isn't wanted, but i do know that amazing innovations get
passed over all the time. managing a business is very hard and managing a really innovative tiny company like lwlg
requires business talent that is very rare.
evidently lebby not only doesn't have it, he isn't someone who would give himself over to finding and hiring someone
who does. besides the bonuses and the carrot dangling, what got my hackles up was when karen liu (i think that is her
name) left the company and went on the much greener pastures. between her going and marcelli staying, that's when
i got the first bad case of the jitters.
under kelly's stewardship Biel trades daily between .0001-.0002.
which is where it will stick until the plug is pulled.
when that is is a matter of pure conjecture. it could be while i'm typing this, it could be ??????????
if a CEO has years in which to improve a company's prospects and has failed to do it,
why would anyone think something unprecedented will occur?
proto hasn't slowed down. he's one of those people who are incapable of owning what they say no matter
how often or how long they say it.
it looks like lightwave and lebby will get completely passed over. there is a global race to deal with energy needs and
if lwlg had what lebby says they have, companies would be negotiating hard. you know they're not because
there would be rumors, their would be crazy buying, and lebby wouldn't be skipping off to Antwerp to smile
and proclaim where it isn't relevant to the fortunes of the company at walterc's shindig.
another spec tech is about to...
pretty good Ted. a little too close to the bone for the club, so you can expect the usual impotent blow-back.
at least you're having some fun.
lovelwlg. for the lebbyites the tour will be seen as amazing, further evidence their leader is presiding
over a tech gold mine. a smile, a wink, a nod, the projection of confidence and optimism, they'll
depart as they came.
meanwhile, in the world where companies go into business with each other, the world where money is
made...
doesn't matter what anybody thinks, this puppy is primed.
hey jgd. I make a living imagining people in dramatic situations.
you've had me stumped for ages. who are you? please, just as a favor, could you offer
me a couple of personal details? nothing deep deep, just a basic or two...
thanks!
smart bobby.
Biel firmly at .0001. make a few bucks on the daily big percentage jumps to .0002, then back.
nothing can save this. that's been true for years. many years.
the plug will be pulled before summer...not that it matters. surviving at this level isn't really being
a living company.
Ted. not that funny but probably accurate.
there is no deal.not now, none on the horizon.
lebby's buying time dance in Antwerp did not fly.
lwlg is primed for a crash. longs will get crushed.
the insulting, ridiculing ones, you deserve it.
it is not clear what kind of man michael lebby is and we may never know. his reputation
with his peers will not suffer at all no matter if there is never a deal. in the same vein, those with critical opinions of
him will continue to think negatively about him.
in his role as CEO he has plenty of justification for dangling carrots in order to keep the company from bottoming
out. investors who chose to munch on those carrots, that's on them!
a personal signal directly from the heaven's above. omg omg omg
confirmation of two things: proto is a close personal friend of God.
proto is as crazy as a bedbug.
a nut who fell in love with a company, then doubled down in abject submissive love of its CEO.
despite his close personal association with the almighty, he's been making erroneous predictions about
a deal being made by this tiny spec tech company in colorado.
followers on your knees. proto the modern Moses is about to lead you to the promised land!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nrdc92. you're right about nda's. and the ignorance of many posters, even about very basic stuff. then again, since when
are message boards a place for knowledgeable people or successful investors? people are here to spew and because
it's something to do. I don't think anybody has the illusion that what they post causes buying and selling. there's a lot
of anxiety and anger aroused by money. with an inscrutable company like lwlg, managed by a master of
ambiguous language, who is about as contradictory and confusing a character as you'll find, emotions run
hot and people project themselves into what become conflicting biases.
oh and, don't people generally have the strongest opinions about things they know the least or nothing about?
minimal retail interest.
lebby silent.
no rumor in my world about any deal.
not one lebby statement about doing business has come true.
zero insider buying.
will lwlg get shut out? will the industry look elsewhere? the clock is ticking.
lebby acts like a CEO selling his story to investors, not potential customers.
is he a straight shooter? a huckster? deluded?
people have many many parts. lebby could be everything posters think he is. good, bad, indifferent,
nothing is mutually exclusive. even being a straight shooter and lying to protect your company and its
employees--not mutually exclusive.
and so, the long long long wait continues....
there was a lot of significant info released. and a lot that investors want and need to know still.
in my view, what we were told very well could've doubled the paltry pps. this is a company that quite
possible will be a considerable success story. because it has languished for so long and been
mismanaged for so long, I guess investors are wary and skeptical.
I myself will be a buyer...
Kreator. as is apparent to anyone who reads this board, you perform an invaluable service. you continuously
complain about vein. you complain about vein's complaining.
thank you.
by complaining about vein's complaining, you fit in beautifully with the general tenor of this board.
thanks again and please keep up the good work.
and just like that, back to
.0001.
which is where it will return until it goes to .000000000
bobby 1151. I too believe in actipatch. it isn't the products, they are fine.
it is and has been the whelans. ownership and management in one family that could not successfully
manage a product that regrew hair or offered 50 of longevity or cured umpteen diseases. they
really could not.
so hang on to your actipatches--better buy a bunch before the plug gets pulled.
Bobby 1151. the near future has been the near future for 15 years. in that time, despite fda approvals, everything
about Biel has gotten worse and worse. right now the only worse left is bankruptcy.
there really are not any scenarios where this company could trade as high as .001. none.
there are so many interesting companies bobby, so many that have literally an unquantifiable amount
more going for them.
why Biel? what is the hold it has on some of you?
is it simply the desperate need to believe in miracles, when this world of ours is so scary?
.0001. might stick here until the plug is pulled.
when? depends on staelin's tenacity.
whelan's will unload a few hundred million shares through proxies between now and bye bye Biel.
other than that there aren't really any more trading plays.
.0001.
April 26th, 2024--Biel trades at .0001.
yet do you dream hope, yet do you poke and disparage?
it is wild...
hey threep.
there isn't anybody who posts about Biel who isn't sad. including me.
the pps now trades between .0001 and .0002.
the CEO has been m.i.a. for years now.
the company is sustained by a Dr. Staelin, who for impenetrable reasons is willing to loan biel
significant amounts of his own money.
the share structure poses an insurmountable obstacle.
the products haven't gained traction in twenty years.
there are massive debts, warrants galore, tens of billions of discounted shares possessed by the whelans,
who from the outset until now, manage to stay under the sec's radar, though they have managed the
company like a family-owned business, not a publicly traded company.
there is so much more to say against Biel, but again, because human nature can be an impenetrable mystery,
a couple dozen longs hang in and argue the pros and cons of this non-entity.
it could literally file chapter 11 any minute, hour, day...
has lebby ever been straight with shareholders? ebullient proclamations without specific information and ambiguous
wording seem his preferred modes.
if Dr. Lebby came out with a clearcut statement about lwlg's position, even if the emphasis was on the headwinds, a number
of good things might follow. but I myself do not believe he is capable of being straightforward. he's by no means a
bad man, it's just that he has more than a little bit of huckster in him.
lightwave and its shareholders have given him an awfully nice life these last seven years. instead of some sense
of reciprocity, his act in Antwerp indicated conclusively to me that he is happy to string shareholders along. I doubt he foresaw that
the market isn't buying, that he's exhausted his goodwill and his credibility.
it's sad. one might think that because of their inclination to ridicule and engage in personal attacks, a number of
regular posters deserve their comeuppance. I think not. some cashed in when it spiked, but I suspect most
have suffered as I have the agony of waiting waiting waiting, while our expectations were periodically stoked
by the good doctor. this squeeze does something to a person...
only shorts and perhaps a few day traders have profited in these last months.
art2426. won't be long, surprised if Biel lasts the summer. then again, i've been surprised for a good long
time that it has survived.
I guess butting posts with the handful of longs holding tens of millions of shares must feel satisfying
in some way. I think they're kinda sweet...
whelan's are expert and practiced at dumping.
it's not big money, but it is enough to live nicely and vacation in the Caribbean...
vein, it is going to get a whole lot worse.
maybe pennies by the first day of summer. lebby's Antwerp act, which was intended to buy an indefinite
amount of time before any deal might conceivably materialize, may be manna for the lebbyites like jeunke and walterc and
KCCO and proto and scope and and and...but the world of investor's, what they see and think is:
huh? wtf!
vein, it is their money to invest however they like. you take care of yours...
Biel now securely between .0001 and .0002.
a few weeks and .0002 won't happen.
after that? gee, I wonder?
the pattern of dumping continues. go Kelly. go whelans.
they make their money. it isn't a lot, but it is something. been going on for so many years.
they've got it down to a science.
hey dead. I have to say I don't think there is anything that would cause the pro-lebby crowd to
turn against him. let's imagine he abandons ship or that the pps falls to a few pennies, why
would exculpatory reasons be any harder to come up with than what's been going on
for months? or years, depending on how you look at the last several?
complex contracts negotiated with big companies take an indefinitely longer time to consummate?
i'm awestruck. impressed at the ingenuity. hard to top that baby, dropped at the investor's meeting in
...antwerp????!!!!!
proto. if it falls to between $1.20 and $1.80 with no commercialization on the horizon, with lebby
giving new and newer reasons for needing more time, while continuing to 'believe' the company has
something to offer the industry, will your tune change even a little?
i guess if ceo lebby can maintain his m.o. indefinitely, you can too. I think of you two as siamese
twins.
after antwerp (complex contract negotiations require more time--omg!) i think those who follow
this board will very likely have a chance to find out.
smart vein!
after the antwerp thing, omg.
so he is a huckster! complex contract negotiations with tier 1's require more time.
we're out too.
so much to say, we've seen this many many times before, but why? to what end?
everybody's money is theirs to do what they want with it.
brizl37. .001? really?
momentum? really?
no indication yet that this management is able or interested in doing anything besides squeezing whatever
money they can out of the company and its shareholders.
when will we know? who knows?
right now things look right about .001 or lower. ug!
April 19, 2024. Biel pps? .0001.
been holding millions of shares for more than a decade and a half. how smart. good investment. go Biel.
go Kelly. go Dr. staelin--he who knows what's coming...
April 19, 2024. Biel pps, .0001.
vein. don't read posters, think.
it is your money. you've got to care about it. no one else does.
think. for yourself.
without significant positive developments pretty soon, this will simply die.
the inability to effect a name change is another huge red flag. it's quite possible nobody is really working,
outside of those selling 'magic lappen.'
cbdd has been used to line a few pockets for a long time--that very well may be the case now and forever...
management is all important. the opportunity is there.
it is impossible to know whether cbdd's executives have what it takes.
how slowly they've proceeded since the German legislation may speak volumes. what are they doing?
who knows?
for the cost of a candy bar anybody can take this to .0001.
and anybody does. this happens.
if Kelly/the whelans completely changed the share structure, there would be one reason
to think maybe.
burn 20 billion shares and maybe...
hasn't happened, won't happen, there is no maybe. just a few people who own tens of millions
or hundreds of millions of shares who keep dreaming/hoping for a miracle.
there are so so so many other places where such a 'miracle' might occur.
company moves too slowly to have momentum.
if they were on the ball all kinds of things would've been at the ready when the long anticipated
German legislation passed.
instead they flounder along. hard to imagine what managers really do. make a few calls, go to lunch,
drink a lot of beer, shuffle papers, snooze, go home?
really running any business, you have to be all in. mistakes are made, but progress is constant, especially
in early building phase, which is where cbdd still very much is!
thank you Ted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
unclear to dubious as to why you apply such effort to this tiny company and it's super vulnerable pps????
you will be attacked, actually vilified personally and certain lebbyites will expend considerable energy
debunking your thinking, your reasoning, your motives etc.
just know that the serious investors and traders and industry experts that I have access to, your vantage point
and analysis is in line with theirs.
doesn't make your assessment right, merely persuasive. (to some).
I give this board 15 minutes every three days or so, and because the pro and con lines are now so clearly
delineated, i'm going to cut back.
I've no idea what's going to happen to lwlg, but I sure wish them luck and success, and I hope
life goes well for you too!
excellent advisory addition.
does not correlate to the consummation of any plans related to cannabis in Germany. where the company is
in relation to revenue producing business related to cannabis is not known because the information released
by the company to date is ambiguous and definitely not explicit.
we investors all have hope and reasons for being hopeful. just nothing solid yet. so many times in different ways
I have been susceptible to counting my chickens before they've hatched.
not this time.
good luck to the company and good luck to shareholders!!!!!!!!!!!!
yes reanimator, like that.
that's an extreme example, but the gist, it might amount to the same thing.
no potential customer anywhere close to going into business with lwlg.
depends how one perceives and interprets Dr. Michael lebby in his role as ceo...
vein. stuck it is. question: considering what hasn't happened and what literally nothing suggests that it
will, what is holding it up at these levels?
it is a combination of longs holding and institutions buying for their funds.
there are so many scenarios that could send this down to ???? stocks do not get too much more
vulnerable than this one is.
lebby and a few posters are very good at telling a story that fills them with excitement and positivity.
to date their isn't a whisper of buzz of a rumor that their story is going to become the reality we call
'commercialization.'
right now the story is farcical and absurdly grandiose.
this could change. it could turn on a dime. all good stories contain the seeds of that possibility.
lebby has been in their punching away for a long time. so far every potential customer has said,
that's all ya got? c'mon lemme see, show me more?
one other scary possibility is that lebby as CEO has been playing it very fast and loose with the contact he's
had with the players who've been mentioned. he could be greatly exaggerating and yes, he could be
fabricating.
stay alert!
once Germany cannabis business really gets going this'll really go.
until then it's a promising pinkie best ignored because the day-to-day isn't going to make longs happy.
next two, three months will say a lot about how good this management team is. fingers crossed!!!!!!!!!!!